... coal sector remains a crucial component of energy supply, achieving nearly record levels of electricity generation worldwide. Oil Products and Refining: Regional Contrasts The oil products market varies across different parts of the world. In Russia, authorities have taken an unprecedented step to stabilize fuel prices. As of August 1, a temporary total ban on the export of automotive gasoline for all companies, including major producers and refineries, is in effect until August 31, 2025. This emergency ...

... reasons include cautious behavior from Chinese consumers and weak external demand. Domestic statistics indicate a decline in retail sales and investment activity, signaling that the post-pandemic recovery is entering a more challenging phase. Chinese authorities have announced a series of targeted stimulus measures – from programs to boost domestic demand to tax incentives for businesses – but global investors are skeptical that these steps will be sufficient to achieve the targeted annual growth ...

... incur temporary and financial costs. Legal re-registration. A business cannot be legally bought outright. An investor can acquire corporate rights to a certain part of the enterprise. The re-registration takes place at a notary office and the relevant authorities. Existing debts. The firm may harbor significant debts not reflected in its financial statements. Identifying these debts may require an audit, incurring additional financial costs. Poor reputation. The company may have a tarnished reputation ...

... close to record highs worldwide, remaining a crucial component of energy supply. Oil Products and Refining: Market Contrasts and Stabilization Measures The oil products market is developing differently across various regions of the world. In Russia, authorities have taken an unprecedented step to stabilize fuel prices. As of August 1, a temporary complete ban on the export of automotive gasoline for all companies, including major producers and refineries, has come into effect until August 31, 2025....

... brunt of managing the current network collapse. There is likely an understanding within the government that those responsible for the collapse must face the consequences. The government does not want to be associated with those who caused it. Authorities have not allowed violations of the NDA Rules. Instead, all eyes will be on how RZD handles loading, traffic flow, and negative feedback under its own rules, while the government remains uninvolved," our source concluded. Translated ...