... energy resources. This information will be valuable for investors and market participants — from oil and gas companies to electricity, coal, and RES specialists. Oil Market: Price Growth Amid Trade Optimism and Supply Control By the end of the week, oil prices maintain relative stability: Brent is hovering around $69–70 per barrel. The dynamics of the market are shaped by a balance between positive signals and restraining factors. On one hand, market participants are encouraged by progress in trade negotiations between the ...

... factors reshaping global energy trade. This information will be valuable to investors and market participants in the oil and gas sector—ranging from oil, gas, and fuel companies to representatives of electricity, coal, and renewable energy industries. Oil Market: Price Stability and OPEC+ Output Increase As the week begins, oil prices remain relatively stable, with Brent trading around $69-$70 per barrel. Market balance is sustained by the interplay of positive factors and mitigating risks: Demand and Trade Policy. ...

... attempting to take advantage of high export prices. In particular, at the end of spring, a subsidiary of Gazprom reduced sales of Ai-92 gasoline by 74% and Ai-95 by 50%, causing a local shortage and price spike. The Russian government, in collaboration with oil producers, promptly implemented a range of measures to stabilize the fuel market. Key steps taken include: Complete Export Ban on Gasoline. Starting from August 1, 2025 , authorities have enacted a temporary ban on gasoline exports by all producers. Previously, from March, partial export restrictions for ...

... now apply to processing companies as well). This moratorium is effective at least until the end of August 2025 and aims to redirect additional volumes of fuel to the domestic market. It is expected that due to the inability to send gasoline abroad, oil companies will increase their sales in the domestic market, which should stabilize the situation at gas stations. In the days following the ban, wholesale prices slightly decreased on the expectations; however, within a few days, exchange prices rose again. If no significant price decreases occur, the authorities may extend ...

... the ECB meeting later in the week. British Gilts initially rose in price (yield decreased) following Bailey's speech but then stabilized. The debt market signals that, without surprises from central banks, we should expect little movement today, although ... ... of yield curve inversion – investors are still hedging against potential economic slowdown. Commodity markets: The price of oil in the second half of the day may experience the impact of the API report. If large inventories are reported again, this would ...