... among other areas. Currently, non-renewable sources are predominantly utilized, which are gradually depleting. Simultaneously, the cost of energy resources is rising, which inevitably impacts the manufacturing cost. Consequently, the profitability of production diminishes, and the final product price could become unfavorable for potential consumers. For these and many other reasons, producers are increasingly considering the use of alternative energy. This includes energy from solar, wind, and other ...

... and slow down price growth. Conversely, if inflation is low and prices are rising slowly, the Central Bank may lower the rate to stimulate economic activity and increase demand. 2. Economic Growth and GDP The rate of economic growth and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) are also crucial factors. During periods of economic expansion, the Central Bank may increase the key rate to prevent the economy from "overheating" and stabilize inflation. In times of recession or crisis, the Central Bank may ...

... currently only about AI-92 gasoline." "If we confirm the excess and oversupply, we will definitely have to make a decision to allow exports," he added. The Vice Prime Minister clarified that, otherwise, companies might be forced to reduce production volumes. RBC has sent a request to the Ministry of Energy’s press service. Signs of Oversupply and Risks In September, Vladimir Bogdanov, head of Surgutneftegaz, suggested the possibility of discussing the cancellation of the export ...

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... development of the services sector. Industrial Sector The industrial sector remained stagnant once more, but signs of stabilization are evident. The manufacturing PMI rose to 49.3 (up from 48.2 in March), signaling a slower decline. In April, the reduction in production and new orders decelerated amid companies' efforts to build inventory. At the same time, there has been a slight outflow of personnel—companies are not replacing departed employees due to weak demand. Market participants note moderate optimism,...