... probability the export permit will not only apply to December and January but will be extended until the end of March, until the demand for gasoline in the domestic market starts to rise. In his opinion, lifting the ban will not affect wholesale or retail fuel prices in Russia. Retail prices are almost unaffected by wholesale, and price growth is limited by inflation. Wholesale prices are influenced by anything—logistics issues, transport delays, weather, news—except for fundamental factors....

... factors and overall market sentiments. Nevertheless, **outside the index**, results from individual mid-cap companies will be published. For example, some energy and commodity firms from Scandinavia and Canada will announce quarterly data, and the British retail sector awaits sales data (semi-annual reports from several retailers). These events are unlikely to significantly influence the broader market; however, price movements may occur in narrower segments. **Asian companies** have also mostly already ...

... export ban, the exchange price of AI-92 gasoline dropped by more than 1.5%, reflecting a decline in hype. Summer brings an acceleration in gasoline prices, and regulators need to take action. The export ban should cool prices on the exchange and in retail. Likely, in the short term, this measure will have the necessary effect; otherwise, regulators will extend the ban for a longer period. — Sergey Tereshkin, Forbes Thus, the example of Russia illustrates that even one of the largest gasoline ...

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.... This small increase in business confidence indicates that the largest economy in Europe is temporarily avoiding a deepening recession, although the level of optimism remains low. In the UK, in contrast, consumer sentiment statistics were moderate: retail sales in June rose by 0.9% month-over-month (following a decline in May), which raises hopes for household spending resilience despite high inflation; however, the GfK consumer confidence index fell slightly (to -19 points from -18), reflecting ...