... during the summer months, confidently moving towards the target storage filling rate of 90% by November 1. The current injection rates indicate a high likelihood of achieving – and possibly exceeding – planned reserves ahead of schedule. The high gas ... ... inflows of liquefied natural gas (LNG) through terminals are maintaining a relatively calm pricing situation. Summer prices at the key European hub TTF are holding in the range of $330–360 per thousand cubic meters, which is several times lower than the peaks ...

... market. Exceeding revenue expectations indicates effective customer acquisition, competitive pricing, and improved conversion in key channels. Profit and Margin: Cost Discipline and Operational Efficiency Logistic Cost Control: The scale of its own network ... ... activity may temporarily raise commercial expenses. Macro: Slowdown in consumer activity in China could pressure GMV growth rates. Monitoring Benchmarks Share of high-margin revenue (commissions, advertising, technology) in overall JD revenue. Trends ...

... terms of the number of IPOs and the amount of funds raised. According to the Central Bank’s estimates, over 500 Russian companies are ready for listing. Factors driving the growth of the IPO market include: Easing monetary policy: A reduction in the key rate will make investments in stocks more attractive for large players. Deferred demand: Many companies postponed their IPOs in anticipation of stabilizing economic conditions. Increased interest from retail investors: The development of investment platforms,...

... energy): Y/Y: +3.7% (forecast +3.0%; previous value +2.6%) USA: July Producer Price Inflation (PPI) Surpasses Expectations Key Indicators July data on the Producer Price Index (PPI) in the USA revealed a significant acceleration in inflationary pressures.... ... and energy resources. Labor Cost Increases: Rising wages in industrial sectors. Transportation and Logistics: Higher freight rates and transportation costs. Imported Components: The impact of a weakening dollar and rising costs of imported raw materials....

... Russia In 2024, Russia faced a number of factors that contributed to the weakening of the ruble. These factors included sanctions that limited access to international markets, high inflation, and a budget deficit. In response, the Central Bank raised the key rate to stabilize the ruble and reduce inflationary pressure. Difficulties for the population: The devaluation of the ruble affects the cost of living and makes imported goods, including medicines and equipment, significantly more expensive. This is especially ...