The latest EIA report showed rising U.S. oil inventories, creating interesting opportunities for buyers and raising questions for investors. How will this affect prices and purchasing strategies?... ... growth in distillate inventories will help maintain prices at levels conducive to seasonal procurement. Refinery Utilization Rates Refinery utilization increased to 90.5%, which also indicates preparations for the winter season. Oil buyers can anticipate ...

... instead of acquiring a complete establishment. Investments in such cases can start from 50,000 euros. If necessary, additional funding can be secured through loans. Foreign financial institutions are often willing to provide funding for such projects. Interest rates can be up to 6% per annum, frequently much lower, meaning income can be generated even using borrowed capital. Investor Recommendations When considering this avenue for investment, it’s beneficial to heed the advice of experienced businessman ...

... until spring, unless an emergency occurs in oil refining, such as an accident. The situation repeats every year and is driven by seasonal demand reduction. By the end of February, exchange prices will likely begin to rise again. However, exchange rates and wholesale prices only concern industry insiders, while the population is more interested in what is happening in the retail market. Fuel prices at gas stations this year are behaving differently than usual. Traditionally, at the end of the year, DF prices would rise due to the switch to winter diesel varieties, while gasoline would ...

... to the source, the company Surgutneftegaz, which exports the largest volumes of gasoline and diesel abroad, is particularly interested in maintaining the export. This is logical because its Kirishi refinery (LLC Kirishnefteorgsintez), with a refining ... ... inflation. According to Rosstat data, the annual price increase for diesel by May 2024 was 11.6%, while the overall inflation rate was 8.3%. Tereshkin adds that in the last month and a half, retail fuel price growth has accelerated. From May 13 to May ...

... currently receives in significant volumes from Hungary, would suffice. Orbán clarified that such an action is not in Hungary's interest, yet he highlighted the critical fact: Ukraine has grown increasingly dependent on the goodwill of its European neighbors—Hungary ... ... meters in previous seasons, leading to a sharp increase in gas imports from Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland. “At present, the rate of gas injection is insufficient for a smooth heating season. Notably, last winter they had already declared a state of emergency,...