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Where Does Ruskhimalians Invest?
... and an LNG plant with a capacity of 13 million tons per year.
How this benefits the company:
Increased production volumes: This allows meeting the growing demand for LNG in both domestic and foreign markets.
Cost reduction: The new equipment lowers gas processing costs, making the product more competitive.
Export potential: Increased LNG production opens new markets in Europe and Asia.
2. Infrastructure Development
What is being done: The company is investing in the construction of new logistics chains, modernization of port infrastructure, and transport ...
Key Economic Events and Corporate Earnings: Week of August 4 - 8, 2025
... will present successes in biopharmaceuticals (including sales of blockbuster drugs and progress on new developments), oil and gas company ConocoPhillips will show profits amid fluctuating oil prices, Motorola Solutions will report on demand for telecommunications ... ... will see macro and micro factors overlapping. In the morning, Asian markets will react to statistics from China—any signs of export slowdown will heighten fears for global growth. The Bank of England's decision and comments will become the day's central ...
The Circle: What Do the Russian Government's Plans to Allow Gasoline Exports Mean?
... the stabilization of exchange prices, which will be reflected in retail prices, making fuel more accessible for independent gas stations. As a result, large chains will not be able to overprice without the risk of losing market share.
Increasing the ... ... the current regulation model is exhausted, the government will have to find new solutions that do not rely on subsidies and export bans. Otherwise, the fuel market will remain in a state of manual control.
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Economic Events and Corporate Reports on August 14, 2025 - UK and Eurozone GDP, US PPI, EIA Data
... — such data could lead to a decline in natural gas prices. Conversely, a small increase in inventories or a reduction would indicate high demand (e.g., due to heat) or supply issues, supporting gas prices. Energy traders and investors in stocks of gas production companies (including LNG exporters) will closely react to this data. The indicator will be compared both to previous weeks' numbers and to the normal range for this time of year to understand if an oversupply or shortage of gas is forming in the market.
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Regulatory Costs: Can the Rise in Gasoline Prices Be Stopped? (FORBES)
... election cycle ended in March 2024, retail fuel prices began rising rapidly. This trend may only be curbed through a renewed export ban, potentially starting in August.
However, the fundamental drivers of price increases remain, including risks of ... ... due to increased competition rather than subsidy loss risks.
Higher quotas would improve fuel availability for independent gas stations outside VIOCs, boosting retail competition. Large companies’ gas stations would find it harder to overprice fuel ...