... gasoline prices have increased by more than 1.5% in a month, including a 0.5% rise in the last week of June. According to Rosstat, by July 1, gasoline prices had increased by an average of 86 kopecks during this period. The Moscow Fuel Association (MTA) reported that this growth continued in July. From June 17 to July 8, the prices of AI-95 and AI-98+ gasoline at Moscow gas stations rose by over one ruble, while AI-92 prices increased by 95 kopecks. The situation resembles last year when, by late ...

... hidden challenges that investors face when making direct investments in another country's economy. Shareholders encounter these challenges to varying degrees. When forming a portfolio, an entrepreneur earns rights to profits arising in the following reporting period. Capital is invested in the securities of companies registered and operating within another country. In this case, the investor cannot form a portfolio of shares, nor does he become a purchaser of eurobonds or join a financial organization....

... Strong production growth supports the dollar and U.S. equity markets, especially in sectors like manufacturing and industrials. Lower production may raise concerns about economic slowing. Import and Export Prices (October) — Published at 13:30 GMT This report highlights inflationary pressures from trade. Rising import prices may suggest inflationary concerns, while increasing export prices indicate higher demand for U.S. goods abroad. Both metrics impact the dollar and inflation-sensitive sectors. University ...

... Threatened Hard Measures Against Ukraine Due to Gas Transit Issues Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico, stated that the country is prepared to take hard measures against Ukraine if gas transit issues through its territory are not resolved. This report is from Reuters. The conflict surrounding gas supplies heightens tensions in the region and may impact energy stability in Europe. What Does This Mean for Investors and Traders? For investors, this serves as a signal of potential risks within Europe’s ...

... companies involved in the processing and sale of fuel. However, this is not the case. Analyzing the market, one can observe that oil price fluctuations affect other sectors as well. Though the effects may not be as significant, the trend is clear. Financial reports. Large companies publish statistical information about their activities annually or quarterly. If a company shows profit, its shares will inevitably rise. In contrast, losses result in declining indices. Additionally, share prices may drop if ...