... European Central Bank, while weaker numbers may justify continued caution. 15:00 (MSK): 189th OPEC Conference This major event for the oil market will see discussions on production quotas among member nations. The outcome could significantly impact global oil prices, with implications for energy markets worldwide. 20:00 (MSK): USA – WASDE Report The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report will provide key updates on global crop production and stock ...

... bank's interest rates, state orders, and more. The price of oil. At first glance, it may seem that this factor only affects companies involved in the processing and sale of fuel. However, this is not the case. Analyzing the market, one can observe that oil price fluctuations affect other sectors as well. Though the effects may not be as significant, the trend is clear. Financial reports. Large companies publish statistical information about their activities annually or quarterly. If a company shows profit,...

... Lock-up is an important element of the IPO structure, which helps stabilize shares and maintain investor confidence. It is important for small investors to understand what may happen after the end of the lock-up period and how this may affect the share price. Pre-IPO of the first independent B2B marketplace for oil products and raw materials OPEN OIL MARKET

... GMT) The Energy Information Administration's report on crude oil inventories will provide insights into supply levels and potential price movements in the energy sector. Impact on Europe: Fluctuations in U.S. crude oil inventories can influence global oil prices, affecting energy costs for European industries and consumers. A significant increase in inventories may lead to lower oil prices, benefiting European economies reliant on energy imports. Impact on the United States: Domestic oil inventory levels ...

... an increase in electricity prices: the average price of electricity in Germany during the same period rose by more than 40%, from €79 to €112 per megawatt-hour (MWh)," noted Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the oil and raw materials marketplace OPEN OIL MARKET. He explained that under the current regulatory model, electricity prices in the European Union (EU) depend on the cost of balancing generation, with gas-fired power plants playing a key role in covering sharp spikes in energy demand. As a result, the rising cost of fuel for gas-fired power plants leads to higher electricity ...