... "In this regard, the threat of new tariffs regarding India and China serves as a good informational basis for further increasing quotas," Tereshkin added. Lackluster Market Reaction The decision by OPEC+ to boost production had already been factored into prices, so there was no significant market reaction, according to Skryabin from Alpha Capital. Currently, he believes that short-term movements in oil prices are more closely linked to geopolitics, particularly with the approaching August 8 date when ...

... volumes in the domestic market. Adjustments to tariffs and prices within regulated segments. Growth in electricity exports to CIS countries and Europe. Net Profit Dynamics Despite high revenue growth rates, the increase in net profit was moderate. Key factors affecting the outcome included: Rising cost of goods sold due to higher fuel prices and capacity procurement costs. Fluctuations in exchange rates affecting export contracts. Increased expenses related to the modernization of generating capacities. Operational Efficiency The company continues to implement a program aimed at enhancing ...

... Russian capital market is susceptible to macroeconomic and political factors that can substantially affect stock performance. Key factors include: Inflation and Currency Exchange Rates: High inflation levels and fluctuations in the ruble can impact company ... ... of the Company: Multipliers and Analytics To assess stock value, investors often utilize financial multipliers, such as: P/E (Price to Earnings): The ratio of the market price of a stock to its earnings per share. A high P/E can indicate overvaluation,...

... expected. Nevertheless, effective cost management and stable production volumes could support financial results. A strong report from Eni (especially regarding operational cash flow) will confirm the resilience of the oil and gas business even at lower prices, while weak numbers will indicate the impact of macro factors and prompt the company to forecast more cautiously. NatWest Group – one of the largest commercial banks in the UK (formerly known as RBS). The Q2 report will demonstrate how high interest rates and the state of the UK economy are impacting NatWest's ...

... Tightening Credit Expansion: The sharp rise in the cost of money has limited the issuance of new loans: retail lending is effectively stagnating, while corporate lending is growing much slower than a year ago. This has eased additional credit pressure on prices. Therefore, pro-inflation risks have diminished, creating conditions for the cautious reduction of the rate. The Bank of Russia emphasized that inflation expectations among the population remain elevated (around 13% for the year ahead), and several factors, such as increased budget expenditure, may slow the return of inflation to target. For this reason, the regulator intends to maintain sufficient firmness in monetary conditions, necessary for reducing inflation to 4% by 2026. Further steps regarding ...