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Sanctions PR: What the 18th EU Sanctions Package Means for Russia

... restrictions will apply to the Nord Stream gas pipelines and the Indian company Nayara Energy Limited. Additionally, tankers that Brussels deems part of the so-called "shadow" fleet of Russia will be added to the blacklist, and we can expect a new price ceiling for Russian oil. European Commission Vice President Kaja Kallas did not specify the parameters of the new price ceiling, but according to diplomatic sources from Reuters, it will be lowered to approximately $47.6 per barrel. It is worth ...

Starting from August 1, the ban on fuel exports will be reinstated. What does this mean for the market?

Comment for RBC: Starting from August 1, 2024, Russia will reintroduce the ban on gasoline exports, which will last at least until September. This decision was made amid rising wholesale fuel prices: from May 20 to July 30, the price of AI-92 increased by 13%, and AI-95 by 29%. The price hike is driven by high demand and scheduled maintenance at oil refineries. Experts note that this model of regulation, which includes temporary export ...

Cardano (ADA) to Bitcoin (BTC): Price Forecast for May 2025 – Analysis and Prospects

Discover what the Cardano (ADA) price might look like in relation to Bitcoin (BTC) in May 2025. This article features a moderate forecast, expert opinions, technical and fundamental analysis, as well as key risks for investors. Cardano (ADA) vs. Bitcoin (BTC): Price Forecast for May ...

Bitcoin: Decrease in Mining Difficulty and Market Consequences

After the Bitcoin mining difficulty adjustment, the metric decreased by 3.34%, signaling structural changes in the industry. This article analyzes the impact on miner profitability, the market price of BTC, strategies of public companies post-halving, and the current state of fundamental metrics. Bitcoin: Decrease in Mining Difficulty and Market Implications Bitcoin’s automated difficulty adjustment is crucial for network stability. The ...

Sergey Tereshkin: Adjusting the damper may lead to an increase in exchange fuel prices.

Adjustments to the rules for compensatory payments under the damping mechanism, currently being discussed by the government, are intended to support oil companies but may lead to a slight increase in exchange prices. This opinion was expressed in an interview with RG by Sergey Tereshkin, General Director of the OPEN OIL MARKET marketplace for petroleum products and raw materials. According to him, the division of the damping mechanism in practice will stimulate ...