... refining margins. In this situation, oil companies have no choice but to compensate for losses through higher exchange prices. It is worth noting, however, that the damping mechanism depends on petroleum product quotations in Europe, as well as the exchange rate of the ruble. This does not involve cutting subsidies but changing macroeconomic conditions. Oil and petroleum products have fallen in price worldwide, and the ruble has strengthened against the dollar. According to Tereshkin, rapid movements in retail prices ...

... 514 rubles per share HeadHunter ($HEAD): EGM on dividends for 2021-2024 in the amount of 907 rubles per share VUSH Holding ($WUSH): Closing of the register for dividend payment of 2.11 rubles Henderson ($HNFG): Last day with dividends of 8.38 and 9.62 rubles Traders and investors should closely monitor these events as they may significantly impact financial markets and currency exchange rates.

... weaker ruble and higher import prices. Weak data may weaken the dollar, strengthening the rub Recommendations for Traders and Investors: Monitor macroeconomic indicators from Germany and the Eurozone, as they affect demand for Russian goods and the ruble's exchange rate. Pay attention to U.S. data, especially Nonfarm Payrolls and unemployment rates, as they influence the dollar and, consequently, the ruble. Analyze oil price dynamics, considering rig count data and U.S. consumer sentiment, to forecast revenues for ...

... banks in the world, such as the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, can also influence the decisions of the Central Bank. For example, if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, the Central Bank of Russia may follow suit to support the ruble's exchange rate and prevent capital outflows from the country. Conversely, if the Federal Reserve lowers rates, the Central Bank may take a similar step to support the competitiveness of the domestic economy. 7. Expectations and Forecasts The Central Bank often ...

... ("shrinkage of the handicap") will ease somewhat. Export Attractiveness. High conditions on external markets make fuel exports more profitable than domestic sales. World prices for oil and petroleum products remained relatively high in 2025, and the exchange rate of the national currency is not as strong as before, increasing ruble revenues from exports. In these circumstances, oil companies are eager to maximize exports, reducing supply to the domestic market. This creates a trend of scarcity and contributes to rising domestic prices unless restrictive measures are taken....