... International Commodity Exchange reached historical highs (AI-95 grade rose above 75,000 rubles/ton), creating additional pressure on independent filling stations and consumers. The causes include a combination of seasonal factors (increased summer demand from agricultural and tourism sectors) and supply constraints. Several oil refineries halted part of their capacity for scheduled repairs between June and July, reducing gasoline and diesel production. Additionally, certain major players, as determined by ...

... excluding intermediaries, thereby shortening the long supply chain of raw materials, and increasing the benefits for both end customers and for suppliers-manufacturers. In the future, expansion of the platform's focus on commodity markets for metal, timber, agricultural products, etc. will significantly increase the list of goods and services provided. Summarizing the above mentioned, it becomes possible to conclude that the development of a multi-sided platform for instant purchases and sales in commodity ...

... monetary policy pivots are just beginning to take shape, investors are inclined to hedge against risks. Other valuable resources are showing mixed movements: for example, copper prices remain under pressure due to weakness in Chinese manufacturing, while agricultural commodity quotes are rising on reports of adverse weather in supplier regions. Overall, the commodity markets are entering August in a wait-and-see mode, reacting to every new signal from the global economy. Corporate Reports: Tech Giants,...

... levels in June and July. Indeed, immediately after the announcement of the ban, the exchange price of gasoline AI-92 fell by more than 1.5% , reflecting a decrease in frenzy. Experts believe this measure is temporary: by autumn, after the conclusion of agricultural work and a decrease in seasonal demand, the situation is expected to normalize and return to regular export modes. Nevertheless, Russia's example signals that even one of the largest gasoline exporters is willing to limit external sales for ...

... from India to Pakistan, and in 1960, the parties signed the Indus Waters Treaty. This document was long considered inviolable, but amid the current crisis, India threatened to suspend its involvement in the treaty, which would severely harm Pakistan's agriculture and water supply. Another dispute involves the delineation of marshy areas of Sir Creek in the delta of the Indus River to the south. Although Sir Creek and the waters of the Indus River do not elicit similar emotional responses from the masses,...