... Rodionov points out that due to low competition, oil companies have little incentive to lower prices. The only things that act as a restraint are the regulator's "scolding" (in the form of export bans) and the fear of losing subsidies. This issue could be addressed by increasing the exchange sale quotas — from the current 15% for gasoline and 16% for diesel to 33%. However, one might argue that the refining and retail margins are sometimes zero or even negative. This is due to both ...

... companies yield an average of 10–20% per annum. Higher returns are associated with greater credit risk: companies may delay payments or go bankrupt. The liquidity of such securities depends on the issuer (higher for market leaders, lower for smaller issues). Coupon income is subject to a 13% income tax. Stocks and Investment Funds Stocks of Russian Companies. Stocks offer high potential returns through capital appreciation and dividends. Large-cap "blue chips" (Sberbank, Gazprom, Norilsk ...

... Ethereum Layer-2 solutions) could slow the influx of users and capital into the Avalanche ecosystem, potentially limiting AVAX's price growth. Technical risks: No technological platform is immune from failures or vulnerabilities. Potential technical issues with the Avalanche network itself or successful attacks on protocols and applications (e.g., hacks of decentralized applications within this network) could undermine market participant trust. Macroeconomic factors: Global financial conditions affect ...

... strategic goal of organizing pipeline gas deliveries to Iran, Gromov explains. In June, a Gazprom delegation visited Iran and signed a confidential memorandum to explore long-term pipeline gas supplies to Iran. While Gazprom has remained silent on this issue, Iranian officials revealed plans for a new gas pipeline system under the Caspian Sea to deliver up to 110 billion cubic meters of Russian gas annually to Iran and further to South Asian and Middle Eastern markets. “South Asia and the Middle East ...

... a tanker. However, they sell it in smaller batches, so their revenue comes in over several days. Since the marketplace did not offer financing and installment plans, we were missing out on a large number of customers. So, we decided to address this issue. B2B loans and installment plans for marketplace customers Our goal was to give companies with different financial situations the ability to purchase fuel. We looked for offers from banks with favorable terms for B2B marketplace users. The ...