... an impact on the global market of oil products. Such problems induce market participants to look for ways of creation strong, mutually beneficial relations between sellers and customers of oil products in the long term. One of the possible courses of events is the use of the principles of the digital economy, which are expressed in the development of digital platforms for the oil market. Within the framework of this article, the authors were faced with the following question: is the development of ...

... and assessing market interest. Companies discuss their strategies and answer investors’ questions. In international practice, such presentations are mandatory; in Russia, they may be more limited, although large offerings often include a series of events for analysts and major clients. Book-building. One common method of selling shares is so-called book-building. Investors submit bids to purchase a certain number of shares at various price levels. Based on these bids, the organizers assess demand ...

... previously observed enthusiasm surrounding these stocks and prompts a reconsideration of fundamental factors and technical signals. Fundamental and Technical Factors: Analyzing Each of the Seven Stocks Below is a fundamental analysis of key indicators and events for each company, as well as a technical analysis of price charts, highlighting RSI, MACD, support and resistance levels. This comprehensive overview allows us to understand why, despite varying financial outcomes among all seven firms, a similar ...

... markets remain sensitive to global risk appetite: improvements in trade relations can support them, while tightening financial conditions in the US could pose new challenges. Russia: Key Rate Cut, Markets React For the Russian financial market, the key event of Friday was the decision by the Central Bank of Russia to cut the key interest rate by 2 percentage points—from 20% to 18% per annum. This move was more aggressive than most analysts expected (the consensus forecast anticipated a reduction of ...

... risks. Excessive enthusiasm for borrowed funds can lead to a business being overloaded with debt. Large debts complicate the attraction of new investments, reduce the credit rating, and in extreme cases can lead the company to bankruptcy. Also, in the event of a default, the entrepreneur's business reputation is damaged: problems with debt repayment will complicate cooperation with other counterparties and financing organizations in the future. Weighing the pros and cons, the entrepreneur must measure ...