... prices is quite questionable—too little time has passed. Moreover, allowing exports should, in theory, improve the economics of oil refineries (ORFs) that supply gasoline abroad. These refineries are well aware that raising prices on the domestic market would be costly for them, as the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) monitors this and imposes fines for violations, regardless of the size and prestige of the companies. At the beginning of this week, gasoline prices on the stock market dropped almost by half of the previous increase. Moreover, they are ...

... game industry that this technology will open new avenues for economy: the trading and collecting of gaming assets in real markets. Disputes in the Industry: Bans and Support Despite investor enthusiasm, the sentiment towards NFTs in gaming among key market players remains mixed. While some companies actively experiment with new technology, others impose restrictions. For example, Steam — the largest digital distribution service for games — banned blockchain games from its platform in 2021 and removed such projects. Valve cited the desire to keep items with real value off the platform, as well as legal uncertainties (in several regions, such games are classified as ...

... Increased Housing Demand The increase in mortgage interest rates in Russia by the end of 2024 has raised concerns that the housing market may slow down. However, data indicates the opposite: demand for mortgages not only remains stable but also exceeded September's ... ... 13% in October of this year. In this article, we will explore why Russians continue to apply for mortgages despite high debt servicing costs, highlighting the importance of this financial instrument for the population. Key economic and social factors ...

... for Russian oil (following global trends) and regardless of the strengthening ruble. Exchange trading operates according to market laws, and the increase in quotations under current conditions can be most simply explained by a lack of supply in the trades.... ... demand rises, supply volumes should have increased as well. It was no coincidence that on June 17, the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) reported that it had sent a request to Gazprom regarding the reasons for the decrease in fuel sales on the exchange....

... is that family offices, traditional asset managers, and hedge funds hold diverse views on cryptocurrency, its products, and services. They also possess a staggering $17 billion in institutional capital. The number of institutional investors allocating ... ... solutions. However, they have also faced numerous challenges that prevented them from directly investing in the cryptocurrency market. As most of these issues were resolved by the end of 2020, consumers are now well-informed about cryptocurrencies and are ...