... their oil production quotas in the remaining months of 2025... It's not guaranteed that this will happen every month. However, in one of these months, there may be an increase in quotas influenced by the U.S. decision to impose prohibitive tariffs on imports from China and India, countries that import Russian oil," noted independent energy expert Kirill Rodionov. However, Dudchenko from Finam urged to focus on the actual volume of barrels released into the market. Due to compensation for previously ...

... zone, preserving the potential for further growth amid a positive news backdrop. Support and Resistance Levels. The technical landscape for XRP as May 2025 approaches includes several key levels. The nearest support zone is around the psychologically important mark of $1.00 – $1.10, which previously served as resistance and may now act as a support during pullbacks. A deeper support level is noted by analysts in the $0.80 – $0.85 range, where XRP consolidated in 2024, reinforced by increased buyer ...

... markets. However, some analysts caution that the euphoria may be premature if any signs of stagflation —a combination of weak growth and persistent inflation—emerge. Powell emphasized that further actions by the Fed would depend on incoming data, and important statistics regarding the labor market and prices (PCE, CPI) are due before the next meeting. Nevertheless, at present, market participants are pricing in an approximately 80% likelihood of a Fed rate cut in September, setting a positive tone ...

... 2023, maritime petroleum product exports from Russia were 2.60 million bpd, while in May 2024, they were 2.13 million bpd, according to S&P Global Platts. However, despite the reduction in loading, oil and petroleum products remain the second most important group of freight for rail transport in Russia. In the first half of 2024, the volume of loading for oil and petroleum products was second only to coal (169.2 million tons vs. 104.4 million tons for oil and petroleum products). Additionally, ...

... Compare the proposed valuation with comparable companies (public firms in the same sector). Utilize multiples (P/E, P/S) for benchmarks, tying them to current and expected company indicators. The size of the discount to the anticipated IPO price is also important: the lower the current valuation relative to potential, the higher the likelihood of profit. Overestimated valuation diminishes deal attractiveness. Deal terms. Analyze the agreement details: the type of shares being issued (common or preferred),...