... over the past month), yet still significantly below prices from a year ago (coal was 15–20% more expensive in the summer of 2024). This pricing pattern reflects a balance: on one hand, global coal demand remains high (especially during heat waves when ... ... Middle East, Asia, and the U.S. to replace Russian volumes. As the expensive batches of fuel purchased by European importers last winter are consumed and replaced by cheaper supplies, gas stations in the EU are gradually lowering retail prices. However, due ...

... and sales margins without the threat of losing subsidies or export bans. This concerns exchange prices for AI-95 gasoline and winter diesel fuel. These segments will continue to face risks of accelerated fuel price increases. From Gusev's perspective,... ... of 1 were reinstated, after which exchange quotations went down. Translated using ChatGPT Sourse: https://rg.ru/2024/11/06/rossijskie-akcii-podorozhali-posle-vyborov-v-ssha.html

... Administration (EIA) revealed a substantial increase in oil inventories, rising by 2.149 million barrels for the week ending November 1, 2024. This surge, exceeding analysts' expectations, could impact demand, supply, and consequently, prices. For oil buyers and ... ... inventories grew by 2.9 million barrels to 115.8 million barrels. This seasonal accumulation typically reflects preparations for the winter period when fuel demand increases. Buyers can expect that the growth in distillate inventories will help maintain prices ...

... Hedge funds have reduced their MSFT holdings, but not as aggressively as with other companies. Alphabet/Google (GOOGL): Stable Business Under Competitive Pressure Technical Analysis of Alphabet (GOOGL) : Alphabet shares faced volatility – from summer 2024 to winter 2025, their trajectory resembled a "hump." The price rose to about $150 by the end of the previous year, then sharply fell to approximately $105 in early 2025 (a support level), before bouncing back to around $130. The RSI during the ...

... The end of autumn is objectively a period of transition from summer and interseasonal to winter diesel fuel, which contributes to price increases. Currently, according to the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (SPbMTSB), the price of winter diesel fuel is 23% higher than that of summer diesel. An equally important factor is the lag in diesel price growth compared to the overall inflation rate. By November 11, 2024, cumulative inflation was 7%, while the retail price increase for diesel was 4.9% and for gasoline it was 8.7%. Oil companies need to compensate for losses caused by forced downtimes, which led to a decrease in the production of petroleum products....