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Not Much Fire: Why the Government Banned Gasoline Exports
... by 36% since the start of the year.
According to the latest published
data
from Rosstat, as of July 21, AI-92 gasoline at gas stations averaged 57.66 rubles per liter, up by 1.1% since the beginning of the month and by 4.5% since the end of last year.... ... supplier of oil products for St. Petersburg, as well as the Leningrad, Novgorod, and Pskov regions.
Manual Control
Last year, the Russian government also fought against rising prices. Beginning March 1, an
export ban
was implemented, which was then
lifted
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VC.RU: "Why the Oil Market Has No Future Without Digitalization"
... the trading process more transparent and beneficial for all participants.
Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Oil Resource Group
The Russian commodities market is considered conservative. However, even here, it is understood that development and competition are ... ... manager?
We collaborate with companies that consume large volumes of fuel, making it unprofitable for them to purchase at retail gas stations at regular prices. It is more convenient for them to order large batches at wholesale prices with delivery. Some ...
Starting from August 1, the ban on fuel exports will be reinstated. What does this mean for the market?
... detailed analysis of the situation and its impact on the fuel market, you can read the full article via the link above.
The Russian fuel market will return to a ban on gasoline exports starting August 1, which, according to the current plan, will last ... ... production volumes, respectively. "Increasing the exchange norms will significantly increase fuel availability for independent gas stations, which will help curb retail price growth," he says.
Impact of Manual Management on the Market
The downside ...
Venture Capital: A Guide for Investors and Entrepreneurs
... initiatives have emerged – both public and private – aimed at the growth of technology companies.
Government programs and funds:
Russian Venture Company (RVC). Created with the participation of the government, RVC acts as a fund of funds: it invests in venture ... ... increasingly interacting with startups. Many launch their own acceleration programs: for example, banks, telecom operators, oil and gas and IT companies hold competitions and intensive courses for startups, following which they can invest in the best projects ...