... security. Notably, Brussels has extended the regulations for mandatory storage filling for another two years to maintain high reserve levels for future winters, and discussions on potential new restrictions on Russian gas imports are underway at the political ... ... scheduled repairs in June and July, reducing gasoline and diesel production. Additionally, some major players, as determined by the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service (FAS), significantly reduced fuel sales on the exchange: the FAS opened a case against a subsidiary ...

... the ruble exchange rate. Reasons for the Increase in Money Supply in 2024 Monetary policy of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. The increase in money supply may have been prompted by economic stimulus programs aimed at maintaining liquidity in ... ... resource prices. In 2024, Russia maintained export revenues due to stable oil and gas prices, leading to an increase in currency reserves and money supply. Growth in domestic lending. Banks became more active in lending to businesses and individuals, which ...

... companies (e.g., TGC-1 and Safmar Financial Investments (SFIN) ). Completion of the tax period in Russia, which may impact export revenue sales volumes and the dynamics of the ruble exchange rate. Expectations for the upcoming meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve ( Fed ) later in the week, shaping forecasts on interest rates and inflation. Global Markets: Investor Expectations and Forecasts As the new week begins, global financial markets exhibit cautious optimism. Investors are assessing prospects and ...

... about domestic consumption. 3. U.S. Market Events United States Consumer Price Index (CPI, October) — Published at 13:30 GMT The U.S. CPI is a major indicator of inflation. A high CPI reading often raises the likelihood of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, impacting sectors sensitive to borrowing costs. The dollar and U.S. Treasury yields may rise in response to high inflation. EIA Oil Inventory Report — Published at 15:30 GMT The weekly oil inventory report by the EIA affects the oil market ...

... seen by participants as a sign of a healthy market: after the tumultuous growth of recent weeks, a natural "digestion" of achieved levels occurs. Investors are anticipating new drivers and keeping an eye on the external environment. The US Federal Reserve, during its meeting at the end of July, maintained the base rate at 4.25%, aligning with expectations and not causing turbulence. However, upcoming publications on inflation data and the annual Fed symposium in Jackson Hole could add volatility ...