... Secondary Public Offering or follow-on offering; in Russia, it is occasionally called “additional (authorized) offering” of shares. The main difference between an SPO and an IPO is that an IPO is the first introduction of a company to the stock exchange, while an SPO occurs only after the securities are already in circulation. Depending on the situation, the second offering can involve both the issuance of new shares (additional issuance) to raise capital and the public sale of securities by ...

... meeting will be available. Investors will analyze it for discussions about potential changes to ultra-loose policy against the backdrop of rising inflation and yen volatility. Any hints at a more "hawkish" stance could influence the yen's exchange rate and sentiments in Asia. Business Activity and Foreign Trade: Macroeconomic Signals Tuesday will see the release of a large block of Services PMI indices for July across key economies—from Asia to Europe. These indicators will provide insight ...

... prices increased by 27 kopecks. The end of autumn is objectively a period of transition from summer and interseasonal to winter diesel fuel, which contributes to price increases. Currently, according to the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (SPbMTSB), the price of winter diesel fuel is 23% higher than that of summer diesel. An equally important factor is the lag in diesel price growth compared to the overall inflation rate. By November 11, 2024, cumulative inflation was 7%, while ...

... Europe’s position as winter approaches. Russian Fuel Market: Export Ban and Price Stabilization The internal market for petroleum products in Russia has faced tension this summer due to a sharp increase in gasoline and diesel fuel prices. In July, exchange prices for automotive gasoline on the St. Petersburg International Commodity Exchange reached historical highs: the Ai-95 grade rose above 77,000 rubles/ton , breaking records and placing increased burdens on independent gas stations and consumers....

... simplifying the process for issuing banking licenses to relevant companies. This policy aims to remove barriers that cryptocurrency startups have encountered in recent years. There have been instances where banks refused to service accounts for cryptocurrency exchanges and fintech firms or abruptly severed ties with them due to fears of regulatory repercussions. The new U.S. strategy aims to end this practice: compliant participants in the digital asset market should gain equal access to banking services. ...