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... on price freezes, extensions of restrictions on the export of oil products, or correction of tax mechanisms might be possible. In the long term, experts agree that structural changes are needed to prevent annual price spikes. This includes developing stock trading and competition, improving the dampener mechanism, stimulating domestic oil refining, and supporting alternative fuel types. Essentially, the challenge is to make the fuel market less dependent on external economic factors and more predictable. If gasoline price growth can be maintained within the bounds of overall inflation by year's end (which has typically been achieved in previous years, albeit through manual management),...

... that has surprisingly become the second-largest corporate holder of ETH. In 2025, SharpLink adopted a strategy to use Ethereum as its primary treasury asset and by early August had accumulated around 438 thousand ETH, financing purchases through a new stock issuance (via an ATM program). The company is methodically increasing its digital ETH reserves, attracting market attention — even a former top executive from BlackRock joined its leadership to develop its crypto strategy. As a result, SharpLink has surpassed the Ethereum Foundation in reserves and has established itself among the leaders of the crypto market....

... ban would effectively continue through September and October, and for the next two months, an embargo would be in place only for non-producers of petroleum products. The previous temporary export ban on gasoline was introduced in September 2023. Market Reaction to the Lifting and Return of the Embargo In late May, the Ministry of Energy reported that stocks at oil refineries and fuel depots amounted to 2.1 million tons of automotive gasoline and 4 million tons of diesel fuel. The export ban was suspended from May 20, and shortly afterward, the ministry closed the statistics on gasoline production,...

... (in the summer of 2024, coal was 15–20% more expensive). This pricing picture reflects a balance of factors: on one hand, global demand for coal remains high (especially during heat waves when coal is used to cover peak loads); on the other hand, market supply is adequate, and consumers have built substantial stocks. Major exporters—such as Australia, Indonesia, Russia, and South Africa—maintain stable supply volumes. In developed countries, the trend towards reducing coal generation continues: environmental regulations and tax policies make new coal projects ...