... in retail prices is quite questionable—too little time has passed. Moreover, allowing exports should, in theory, improve the economics of oil refineries (ORFs) that supply gasoline abroad. These refineries are well aware that raising prices on the domestic market would be costly for them, as the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) monitors this and imposes fines for violations, regardless of the size and prestige of the companies. At the beginning of this week, gasoline prices on the stock market dropped ...

... consider options such as temporary reductions in production volumes or transitioning employees to part-time work if this helps to cut costs. In uncertain times, having a flexible strategy is preferable to resorting to extreme measures. Focus on the Domestic Market and Local Investments Germany is a key market for Volkswagen, and massive job cuts here could provoke negative reactions not only from employees but also from society at large. It is essential not only to maintain market positions but also to demonstrate ...

... remain around the 50-point threshold (it was 49.7 in June). Data below 50 signals a contraction in activity, so investors are looking for signs of stabilization in the largest economy in Asia. Continued easing measures from Beijing and a recovery in domestic demand could push PMI higher. Any surprises in China's PMI (such as a move into the growth zone) will affect commodity markets and currencies of emerging countries. Eurozone – Unemployment Rate (12:00 MSK): The unemployment rate for the Eurozone in June will be announced. Forecasts converge around the mark of ~6.3%, which is close to multi-year lows (it was 6.3% in ...

... indicator is calculated, which values are considered dangerous, and how it can be used to make investment decisions. Buffett Indicator: What is it and how to use it as an investor The Buffett Indicator is a macroeconomic indicator that compares the total market capitalization of all public companies to the gross domestic product (GDP) of a country. This ratio is used to assess whether the stock market is overheated and whether a bubble is likely to occur. Warren Buffett himself called this indicator “the best overall market indicator” because it reflects ...

... households, which in turn affects demand for goods and services. For Investors: Which Sectors May Suffer Sectors reliant on domestic demand and consumer spending, such as retail, automotive, and household goods, may encounter difficulties due to low ... .... Conversely, export-oriented sectors such as energy and metallurgy may have greater growth opportunities amidst high global market prices. Inflation in Russia: Current Dynamics and Impact on Business In October, annual inflation stood at 8.54%, compared ...