... against the risk of price volatility in the oil sector. As Europe and the U.S. accelerate the transition to renewables, investors may find promising opportunities in sectors like solar, wind, and biofuels, which align with global efforts to reduce fossil fuel reliance. Comment from Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market "The oil market remains stable due to OPEC+ efforts, but investors should consider the potential for a surplus in the near future. Demand continues to grow at moderate rates, and while the market appears balanced now, projections for 2025 ...

... needs for enriched uranium. Although Washington announced in 2024 its intention to completely halt imports of Russian nuclear fuel, delays have practically been implemented: American companies are permitted to continue purchases as needed until 2028. Partially,... ... 28% year-on-year, reaching $596 million (compared to around $241 million during the same period in 2021). It is evident that market participants are trying to stockpile material in anticipation of stricter restrictions. Other Supplies: Wood, Machinery,...

... decline in production is linked to unscheduled repairs at refineries, the completion of which is difficult to predict due to sanctions on the supply of refining equipment. This is the key difficulty of the current fuel crisis: in order to saturate the market, fuel production needs to be ramped up. However, neither companies nor industry participants can accurately predict how long the downtime of certain technological units will take. This factor, in itself, contributes to rising price expectations. ...

... petrochemicals, and grain. Additionally, we are developing a commodities marketplace, ORG-Market, and a mobile app, Fuel. We purchase fuel in bulk, enabling us to work with clients without requiring prepayment or deferred payments. To finance these purchases, ... ... bankruptcy, setting strict and unfavorable credit terms. Seeking more flexible financing options, we decided to enter the bond market. Why Bonds Are Attractive A bond is a financial security confirming that a company (the issuer) has borrowed money ...

... independent retail operators have been operating at a loss for several months when selling gasoline, Dyachenko reminds. This issue may worsen due to rising interest rates or the risk of price increases upon the resumption of exports. The expert concludes: the fuel market is currently in a balanced, but fragile, state. Therefore, the government may need to consider export quotas and allow exports from refineries facing difficulties due to their location and specifics, he concludes. Translated using ChatGPT....