... internal IT products for sales and logistics departments. We offered clients a newsletter with up-to-date prices and a mobile app through which orders could be placed. The number of clients increased, and so did the margin. But that wasn’t enough for us. To truly shake up the traditional oil market, we needed a new product. We analyzed the market and found that no one had a full-fledged marketplace. Our goal was clear — to develop a product that would completely meet the needs of buyers and sellers ...

... to approximately 2.9% by the end of 2024. However, many investors are concerned that fiscal policy could reignite price increases. In this context, Buffett emphasizes: “The government’s tendency is to devalue its currency over time” and reminds us that “if someone has the power to print money, they will do so.” In other words, the availability of quantitative easing tools incentivizes authorities to increase the money supply, which has historically led to the devaluation of fiat currencies ...

On November 11, the U.S. honors Veterans Day, which influences trading activity on American and international markets. While stock exchanges remain open, the closure of banks and financial institutions leads to reduced liquidity, creating unique conditions that can impact stock indices, commodities, and currencies. This article explores how Veterans Day affects markets worldwide and offers insights for Russian investors looking to navigate potential volatility. Veterans Day in the U.S.: Impact...

... developing, but significant risks remain. Experts predict: Growth slowdown: The economy is likely to grow by 4-4.5% due to pressure from trade restrictions and demographic problems. Export support: China will look for new markets to reduce dependence on the US and Europe. Real estate reforms: Measures to stabilize the housing market are expected. Commentary by Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market “Chinese growth in 2024 is an impressive achievement that shows the flexibility of the economy and the ...

... and industry. "In the medium term, the development of new LNG production plants in North America will help curb European gas prices. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), the total capacity of LNG export terminals in the US, Canada, and Mexico will increase from 320 million cubic meters per day at the end of 2024 to 680 million cubic meters per day at the end of 2028. As a result, LNG imports will become more accessible to EU countries," Tereshkin speculated. ...