... Price increases are fueled by several positive factors: U.S.-EU Trade Truce: The conclusion of a framework agreement between Washington and Brussels helped avoid an escalation of the trade war at the last moment. The parties agreed to mutually lower tariffs and significantly increase the export of American energy resources to Europe. This news improved investor sentiment and heightened expectations for increased demand for U.S. oil in the near future. Geopolitical Risk and Sanctions: U.S. President ...

... in preparation for winter, and a return to coal has been observed in the global energy sector amid rising prices and demand. Below are the details of these and other key news from the commodity and energy sectors. Washington Threatens India with New Tariffs for Russian Oil The U.S. has increased pressure on the second-largest market for Russian oil — India . President Donald Trump stated his intention to significantly raise customs duties on Indian goods, citing ongoing purchases of Russian oil ...

... decreased by 29.4% in the first seven months of 2024, amounting to 1,563 billion rubles. To minimize the risk of price increases in this situation, it is essential to reduce the expenses of oil companies. This includes, in particular, lowering railway tariffs. According to analysts from OPEN OIL MARKET, eliminating the current asymmetry in railway tariffs could become a key measure to curb fuel prices. By equalizing rates for the transportation of coal and petroleum products, it would be possible ...

... imminent easing of monetary policy in the U.S. have strengthened following a series of disappointing macroeconomic data. On the other hand, geopolitical tensions have somewhat eased: a recent compromise between Washington and Brussels has prevented a new tariff war, which has supported risk appetite. Wall Street, which set records in July, is facing volatility amid mixed signals. Investors are evaluating the prospects of an economic slowdown, but strong reports from tech giants are sustaining interest ...

... claims fell to a three-month low, reflecting a healthy labor market. Investors are positively assessing progress in external trade and easing inflationary pressures. The conclusion of a trade deal with Japan and the anticipated US–EU agreement on tariffs alleviate some geopolitical uncertainty, supporting the markets. At the same time, the rate of price growth in the US has slowed, with the Fed sending “dovish” signals. At the upcoming meeting (July 29–30), the Federal Reserve is likely ...