... expenses also impact the final price of products. Seasonal demand – In the lead-up to Maslenitsa, prices of key ingredients traditionally rise. However, the drop in egg prices has partially mitigated the overall increase, attributed to overproduction and market stabilization. How to Save During Maslenitsa? Despite rising prices, the holiday can be celebrated without overspending: Make pancakes at home – Purchasing ready-made pancakes from cafes and stores will cost more. Choose alternative oils – Instead of butter, consider using vegetable oil, which is less prone ...

... actual capitalization is significantly lower, and the extent to which the project realizes this potential remains to be seen. A high FDV combined with a relatively small circulating supply requires caution from investors: with new tokens entering the market, dilution of price might occur if demand does not keep pace with supply growth. Sign (SIGN) – Infrastructure for Electronic Signatures (Market Cap ~$111 million, FDV ~$929 million) Sign (EthSign project) is an infrastructural blockchain service for digital signatures ...

... falling oil prices. An article analyzing the consequences of falling global oil prices for the Russian economy has been published on Sergey Tereshkin's website. The material provides a detailed examination of key aspects related to the impact of low oil prices on the national budget, the currency market, and industrial production. The expert shares his forecasts and explains how a decrease in energy export revenues could affect the standard of living for citizens and influence strategic decisions in economic policy. Special attention is given ...

... the devaluation of the ruble, which made external prices in ruble terms higher than domestic prices. However, this raises a question: if the damper is meant to cover the costs incurred by oil companies due to shortfalls in exports, why are European market prices used for calculating payments, when that market is no longer accessible to the oil companies? A second question follows: how logical is it to use export alternatives as a benchmark when the regulator periodically imposes export bans? For ...

... additional complications with Russian oil supplies are possible after August 8. The U.S. is attempting to tighten pressure on a major oil exporter—Iran, which is refusing concrete negotiations with the States, further exacerbating tensions in the oil market. U.S. actions push prices upward, while OPEC+ actions pull them downward. "The result is that directly opposing trends are neutralizing each other, preventing the formation of a stable trend," Gromov concludes. Will OPEC+ Continue to Increase Production? "I ...