... news agency). An expert has forecasted the dynamics of gasoline prices in Russia through the end of 2024. An article published on the website Sergeytereshkin.ru analyzes the key factors influencing fuel costs. These include the situation in the global oil market, domestic price regulation policies, and seasonal fluctuations in demand. The specialist noted that sharp price spikes are unlikely, although certain growth trends are possible. MOSCOW, November 9 - PRIME. Oil companies in Russia are expected ...

... potential monetary policy adjustments. Investors will scrutinize these details for indications of future interest rate changes. 00:30 GMT (November 27): USA – API Weekly Crude Oil Stock Report Changes in crude oil inventories can influence global oil prices, affecting energy markets and related sectors. Corporate Earnings Reports: Pre-Market (Before U.S. Market Opens): Kohl's Corp (KSS): A major U.S. department store chain. Expected revenue decline of 5.0% year-over-year may indicate challenges in the retail sector. Best ...

... could lead to a decrease in supply and, consequently, a price increase. Moreover, demand for high-octane fuel is continuously growing with the increasing number of cars with high-performance and turbocharged engines. Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the OPEN OIL MARKET fuel marketplace, shares a similar view. He specifies that the risks of accelerated price increases will primarily affect the gasoline market, which historically has had a significantly lower surplus of production capacity compared to the diesel ...

... (RH): Earnings expected at 00:05 (MSK). A 7.9% growth in revenue reflects strong demand for luxury home furnishings. Key points include the company’s outlook for 2025 and expansion plans. My Commentary on Thursday’s Events As the founder of Open Oil Market, I see Thursday’s events as pivotal for understanding global economic and market trends. The ECB’s rate decision and forecasts will shape expectations for monetary policy in Europe, directly influencing bond yields and the euro. For the U.S....

... increased MET (which Gazprom benefited from). Rather, attention will likely focus on maintaining stability in the domestic gas market: for example, further tax incentives to stimulate gasification or processing projects could indirectly help Gazprom. On ... ... fiscal needs may lead to one-off decisions—for instance, there is discussion about mechanisms to extract windfall profits from oil and gas companies through one-off levies. Investors should keep an eye on such initiatives as they affect net profit and dividend ...