... The second reason for the sharp rise in AI-95 exchange prices may be related to the rules for payments under the fuel damper program. The damper compensates part of the difference between the fuel's indicative price, set by the state, and its export price. It is paid from the budget to oil producers for wholesale supplies of fuel to the domestic market, with deviations from the indicative price (on average per month) of no more than 10% for gasoline and no more than 20% for diesel. For gasoline, only the price of AI-92 is considered ...

... 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 and related sectors. High inventories could push oil prices down, impacting energy stocks, while low inventories may drive prices up, supporting the energy sector and potentially impacting inflation expectations. 4. Other Global Events Russia Consumer Price Index (CPI, October) — Published at 09:00 GMT ...

... Investors in the CIS countries are particularly attentive to key economic events and the release of corporate reports to assess the state of the economy and the profitability prospects of companies. The outcomes of these events will impact the stock market, oil prices, exchange rates, and overall business activity. Key Events on Monday, July 28, 2025: Meeting of the OPEC+ Ministerial Monitoring Committee, which will discuss compliance with oil production cut agreements. Publication of corporate reports, including ...

... and compliance with fuel standards are key indicators. Flexible payment terms: installments and credit for customers Financial flexibility is becoming an important component when choosing a fuel supplier, especially in the context of high and unstable prices on the market. Open Oil Market offers customers several payment options: you can arrange a fuel purchase in installments or use a credit line, which allows you to better manage financial flows and minimize time costs. Such payment terms are especially convenient for businesses ...

... by Forbes believe that the severity of these sanctions is offset by the complexity of monitoring their enforcement. According to a press release from the EU Council, the 18th sanctions package includes a “dynamic reduction” of the cap on Russian oil prices from the current $60 to $47.6 per barrel and introduces “an automatic dynamic mechanism for adjusting the price ceilings on oil and ensuring their effectiveness.” Reuters reports, confirmed by the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, that ...