... cost management, which can sustain profits at current price levels. U.S. investors may particularly benefit from domestic energy stocks, while European investors might explore companies with a strong presence in international oil markets. Long-Term Risk of an Oversupply in 2025 The anticipated surplus in 2025 is a crucial signal for long-term investors. In a market with excess supply and slow demand growth, companies reliant on higher oil prices may face profitability challenges. This calls for ...

... scarcity, which contributes to its value growth in the long term. Together, these factors strengthen the fundamental attractiveness of Binance Coin. Regulatory factors. Despite the strong fundamental positions, investors should also consider the regulatory risks around Binance and BNB. Oversight of the cryptocurrency industry is increasing in various jurisdictions. The Binance exchange faces claims from regulators: for example, in the US, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) initiated an investigation ...

... data suggest some institutional investors have already begun to eye XRP: reports indicate its inclusion in the portfolios of certain funds. Ripple, on its part, now has the opportunity to scale its cross-border payment business based on XRP without the risk of new lawsuits from regulators. Dynamics of Other Leading Altcoins Besides ETH and XRP, other major cryptocurrencies are also attracting investor attention. Below are updates on several leading altcoins from the top ten: Binance Coin (BNB) – quoted ...

... of other OPEC+ countries, and the potential market consequences. How will these actions affect the supply-demand balance and oil prices? Read the full analysis in our review. MOSCOW, October 30 - PRIME. A reduction in oil exports from Iran amid the risk of escalating conflict in the Middle East will prevent Brent prices from falling below $70 per barrel in the near future, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the petroleum products marketplace "Open Oil Market" (a Skolkovo resident), told RIA Novosti....

... with the aim of serving the export market. A source in one of the trading companies mentioned that the decision on extending the export ban would depend on the "market situation." The Ministry of Energy plays a key role in assessing the risks based on current fuel stocks and price dynamics. As of June 24, gasoline prices at the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (SPbMTSB) had risen by 29% since the beginning of the year to 52,525 rubles per ton for AI-92, and by 46% ...