... authorities have taken an unprecedented step to stabilize domestic fuel prices. As of July 30 , a temporary full export ban on gasoline for all companies, including major producers and refineries, will be in effect until August 31, 2025. This emergency measure aims to prevent fuel shortages in the domestic market and reduce the price surge during peak summer demand (holiday season and harvest campaigns). Previously, restrictions were limited to traders and oil depots; however, wholesale gasoline prices ...

... inflation, a target that has generally been met. Gusev is confident that this year will be no exception, while emphasizing that the "manual regulation" of the fuel market that has been in place since 2018 has its limits, necessitating systemic measures. Stankevich points out that the imposition of a complete export ban on gasoline once again illustrates the absence of market regulation in fuel retail. This measure resembles psychotherapy; the cooling of prices at the stock exchange will be ...

... financial stability. Lower-than-expected growth may lead to concerns about liquidity and economic stagnation. 3. U.S. Market Events United States NFIB Small Business Optimism Index (October) — Published at 10:00 GMT The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index measures the outlook among small business owners. An optimistic reading indicates confidence in the economic environment, supporting U.S. markets and the dollar. A decline in optimism may raise concerns about economic growth and labor market challenges....

... affect energy security and the nuclear energy market in both countries. This article examines the main reasons for the decision, its impact on the United States and Russia, and the possible consequences for the global uranium market. How will these measures change the global nuclear fuel supply chain and how will countries respond to energy challenges? Russia Restricts Enriched Uranium Exports to the US: What This Means for Both Countries and Possible Consequences On November 15, 2024, the Russian ...

... Starting January 1, 2025, the Central Bank of Russia will implement new regulations that restrict access to foreign securities for non-qualified investors. This decision has sparked discussions among retail investors and market participants, as these measures affect the investment opportunities for a large number of individuals. In this article, we will explore why the regulator has decided to introduce such restrictions, its implications for retail investors, and the potential consequences for the ...