... global standards in sustainable development. Impact on Russia: Transneft's investments support the country's export infrastructure, ensuring reliable oil transportation and contributing to sustainable development in the regions through which the main oil pipelines run. The growth of exports also stabilizes the influx of foreign currency revenue into Russia's budget. Impact on Investors: For investors, Transneft represents a stable investment with long-term prospects. The company maintains a significant volume of revenue from oil exports, and ...

... 0.25% of risk-weighted assets. This means that banks will be required to keep a portion of their funds in reserve, ensuring stability in their operations amid any macroeconomic changes. Why is the Central Bank Introducing the Countercyclical Capital ... ... that prepares the banking system in advance for possible external and internal shocks, such as economic fluctuations, a drop in oil prices, geopolitical events, and so on. Comment from Sergey Tereshkin, Entrepreneur and Founder of Open Oil Market “As ...

... for the trade balance – $104 billion (down from $111 billion previously). The deterioration is attributed to the revision of oil prices (the baseline forecast for Urals decreased to $55 from $60 per barrel) and potential import growth. Thus, by 2027–2028,... ... the reduction of inflationary risks. Ruble Exchange Rate and Financial Markets Following the rate cut, the ruble maintained stability: the dollar exchange rate on the Moscow Exchange remained around 77–79 rubles. This outcome was anticipated, as the ...

... A Column by Sergey Tereshkin for RBC. In the fall of 2024, prices for gasoline and diesel fuel in Russia are increasing due to several factors. The primary reasons include a rise in global oil prices, seasonal demand fluctuations, maintenance at oil refineries, and restrictive measures on fuel exports. Inflation and changes in fuel market regulations are also playing a role. Experts predict that prices may stabilize as seasonal factors subside The Moscow Fuel Association (MTA) reported that last week, retail gasoline prices at gas stations in the capital rose by 17-18 kopecks, while diesel prices increased by 27 kopecks. The end of autumn is objectively ...

... increases for diesel could still occur even if winter diesel were included in the subsidy parameters. The subsidy only takes into account exchange trading, where only 16% of the diesel produced is sold; the remaining 84% is sold in small wholesale, where oil companies can raise prices without fearing the loss of subsidies. However, Gusev believes that the subsidy is doing its job of stabilizing the overall fuel market situation. Some subsidy parameters and fuel market rules may need to be adjusted in response to changing market conditions. It might make sense to separate subsidy payments for different gasoline grades and diesel types,...