... with announced voluntary production constraints: Saudi Arabia has extended its additional cut of 1 million barrels per day through August, and Russia has confirmed a reduction in oil exports by 500,000 barrels per day. Thanks to these measures, global supplies remain relatively limited. Additional support for prices was also provided by temporary disruptions to Black Sea oil exports in July, as well as reports of partial easing of US sanctions on Venezuelan oil supplies, which, however, has a long-term ...

... shut down since the beginning of August, and the output of petroleum products from the Ryazan refinery has been cut by half. The market could indeed respond to news about reduced gasoline shipments, but it is unlikely to reflect a tangible decline in supplies in such a short timeframe. In 2024, Novokuybishevsk refinery produced around 1.1 million tons of gasoline, while Ryazan refinery produced 2.2 million tons. Russia produces more automotive fuel of all varieties than it consumes. Gasoline production ...

The development of the digital economy offers major opportunities for a comprehensive modification of almost all spheres of society (Betelon, 2017). The emergence of new technological opportunities allows companies to invest in the development of such activities as the development of digital platforms. Song et al. (2021) noted that they allow to create a unique ecosystem of the digital economy that brings together an unlimited number of participants. As a result of the development of the platforms...

On July 26, 2025, a significant date for economic news in Russia and worldwide was marked. The Central Bank of the Russian Federation (CBRF) decided to lower the key interest rate, which had a considerable impact on the development of financial markets. Concurrently, stock indices on Wall Street demonstrated confident growth, reflecting positive investor expectations. This article will detail how the CBRF's decision to lower the rate is related to inflation and other macroeconomic indicators, as...

... largest uranium producers will present a report expected to show a sharp rise in profits due to rising nuclear fuel prices. Consensus for earnings is approximately $0.35-0.40 per share (compared to just $0.10 a year ago), reflecting an increase in volumes supplied under long-term contracts and the rising price of uranium amid resurgent interest in nuclear energy. Cameco's revenue is also expected to rise significantly compared to last year (in Q2 2024, it was ~$433 million), likely surpassing $800 million....