... exchange trading, where only 16% of the diesel produced is sold; the remaining 84% is sold in small wholesale, where oil companies can raise prices without fearing the loss of subsidies. However, Gusev believes that the subsidy is doing its job of stabilizing the overall fuel market situation. Some subsidy parameters and fuel market rules may need to be adjusted in response to changing market conditions. It might make sense to separate subsidy payments for different gasoline grades and diesel types,...

... and delivery delays continue to pressure profits. Investors will be looking for signals of progress in addressing manufacturing issues and increasing aircraft deliveries. If Boeing's management confirms improved free cash flow in the second half and stabilization in its defense unit, the market may respond positively. However, ongoing losses and cautious commentary (such as supply chain issues) could restrain BA stock growth. Spotify (SPOT) – Report Before Market Open Forecasts: EPS of $2.19 (growth ...

... raising the exchange sales quotas. Currently, the norm for diesel fuel is 16%, but if it is raised to at least 35%, more than half of the diesel fuel supplied to the domestic market would come through the exchange. An increase in supply will lead to the stabilization of exchange prices, which will be reflected in retail prices, making fuel more accessible for independent gas stations. As a result, large chains will not be able to overprice without the risk of losing market share. Increasing the exchange ...

... financial markets enter Tuesday with mixed sentiments. Asian markets are reacting to previous events: data from the U.S. at the end of last week prompted a reassessment of expectations regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rates, which helped partially stabilize sentiment on Monday. The Japanese Nikkei 225 index and other Asian indicators are showing cautious growth in anticipation of fresh macro data. European markets, such as the Euro Stoxx 50 index, are preparing to open with modest gains after a ...

... raw materials. It is expected that Russia will maintain a trade surplus thanks to energy exports; however, its size may have decreased due to falling oil prices and reduced physical sales volumes. Investors will assess this data in the context of the stability of the ruble and budget revenues: a weaker export flow may increase pressure on the national currency and government finances, while a steady inflow of foreign currency earnings will support economic stability. Sberbank: Russia's largest bank ...