... and make informed investment decisions. It’s advisable to closely monitor earnings reports and corporate news to respond timely to changes in market conditions.Events on December 5, 2024, could significantly impact both Russian economy and financial markets: OPEC+ Meeting: The OPEC+ meeting scheduled for December 5th is expected to be a central event of the day where participants will discuss oil production quotas that directly influence global oil prices. For Russia as a leading oil producer, OPEC+ decisions are critical; maintaining or increasing current quotas could support oil prices positively impacting government revenues while any disagreements ...

... policy, potentially impacting global emerging market funds. Investor Focus: Industrial Output in Germany: Germany’s industrial production figures will offer insights into the health of Europe’s economic engine. This data can directly affect the euro and ... ... Data: This data will provide insights into liquidity and demand within the Chinese economy, affecting commodities like copper, oil, and steel — crucial for global markets. U.S. Consumer Credit: Consumer borrowing trends influence household spending expectations, which can impact U.S. retail ...

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... marketplace, the damping payments decreased by 58% in July 2025 compared to the same period in 2024 (down to 59.9 billion rubles). Oil companies are left with no choice but to raise prices in segments where fuel price increases are not associated with the risk ... ... Reports indicate that the Novokuybishevsk refinery has been 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 ...

... negotiations: expectations of potential deals between the US and its partners have bolstered demand forecasts for oil. Specifically, the news of the agreement between Washington and Tokyo on tariffs, along with hopes for a US-EU compromise, have imbued the market with optimism, outweighing supply-increasing factors. Reports emerged that US authorities might partially ease restrictions on oil production in Venezuela, potentially allowing Chevron and other partners of PDVSA to increase heavy crude exports by more than 200,000 barrels per day. However, these plans are only moderately supporting prices at present, as traders account for gradual ...