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Energy Market News – Tuesday, July 29, 2025: Brent around $70 amid US-EU deal, gas reserves in Europe, gasoline export ban in Russia

... consumption last winter and the complete cessation of transit through Ukraine since the beginning of the year. The Gas Exporting Countries Forum and analysts warn that competition for liquefied natural gas (LNG) on the global market may intensify, and summer exchange prices in Europe could exceed winter prices if filling storage proves challenging. The situation is alleviated by the fact that LNG supplies are currently meeting European demand. The United States is breaking its own records for LNG exports: ...

Electric Vehicles Captivating Investor Attention

... Responsible Investment, which are grounded in ESG factors. Not all retail investors are ready to purchase Tesla stocks due to the high entry price; however, there are still other companies in this sector worthy of attention. In addition to NIO, American stock exchanges feature Chinese EV manufacturers such as Kandi Technologies and Li Auto, as well as American company Lordstown Motors. As always, it is essential to maintain critical thinking, as speculative price spikes can occur with shares, which may subsequently ...

Investment in Ethereum Limited Due to ETH2

... staff highlighted an additional interest from investors in other products similar to ETH. For instance, at the end of 2020, the firm 3iQ launched an exchange-traded fund based on Ethereum called The Ether Fund, which was listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Since then, similar products have been created by Galaxy Digital and CoinShares. Additionally, the blockchain asset manager Evolve Funds waived the management fee for their ETH fund, which stood at 0.75%, until the beginning of June 2021. As ...

What does the new increase in fuel excise taxes mean

... However, tariff adjustments should be implemented alongside other measures to contain price growth. These measures include maintaining the current corporate income tax base rate for refineries (set to rise from 20% to 25% in 2025) and increasing exchange trading quotas for gasoline and diesel producers. Without these measures, the fuel market may face a new wave of price hikes at the beginning of next year. Translated using ChatGPT. Source: https://companies.rbc.ru/news/mzvTwH2VaE/chto-oznachaet-novoe-povyishenie-aktsizov-na-toplivo/

Wildberries will install gas stations at its logistics centers

... Due to high inflation, customers are less willing to purchase durable goods, making gasoline and diesel, de facto, essential goods (at least for car owners). The profitability of this segment depends on whether Wildberries can purchase fuel on the exchange, where prices are significantly lower than in wholesale. Additionally, in Russia, unlike many European countries, excise duties are paid by oil refineries, not gas stations, which also benefits fuel retail. Overall, the company is desperately ...