... 5.9 billion rubles. Recently, we sold our 200,000th ton of fuel since 2021, a significant milestone. Many potential buyers are still exploring the platform without placing orders, which is normal for a market with high average transaction sizes. Decision-making takes time. Do you plan to expand your product range? Yes, we’re looking at the broader commodities market. We started with oil products due to our extensive experience in this sector. We’ve since added sand and clay for construction ...

... particular attention to signals about the regulator's future actions, especially given the recent rate change. The market will assess the Bank of Russia's level of concern regarding inflation and the stability of the ruble, which may influence future decision-making expectations. Business Activity in Canada (PMI) 16:45 (MSK) – The S&P Global indices for business activity in the services sector and the composite PMI for Canada for July will be published. Although this data is relatively delayed, ...

... and high energy prices. These issues create significant obstacles for the growth of European businesses and their adaptation to global challenges. Bureaucracy: A Brake on Business European companies are facing excessive regulation, which slows down decision-making processes and increases costs. Many entrepreneurs report that they spend significant time and resources on fulfilling administrative requirements, which diminishes their ability to compete in global markets. Example: Complex licensing ...

On July 25, 2025, an important event is expected in the cryptocurrency market: the expiration of options on BTC and ETH. This event will have tactical implications for price dynamics and decision-making by traders. In this article, we will provide a detailed analysis of the current situation on the world-renowned Deribit platform, identify key strike levels, and assess the volatility of cryptocurrencies. We will also discuss how current ...

... regardless of the availability of fossil fuels, he noted. All these tariff wars and agreements with certain countries could have counterproductive effects for the U.S., asserts Ekaterina Kosareva, managing partner of “VMT Consult”. “The instability in decision-making and, essentially, economic leverage should influence European countries as well. I foresee that in the future, the EU may abandon such an unstable and coarse partner, but not tomorrow, rather in the medium term,” the expert opines. Impact ...