... purchase shares at a fixed price. In Russia, secondary offerings have been used relatively recently, since the development of the stock market in the 2000s. While the approaches to organizing such offerings are similar to international ones, they also carry ... ... Market" from 2002, which defined the rules for conducting public offerings of shares, including additional offerings. The Moscow Exchange and other trading venues gradually established regulations for conducting SPOs. The first active application of SPOs ...

Over the past three weeks, exchange prices for gasoline in Russia have fallen by almost 10%, despite the removal of the ban on its export starting December ... ... opposite. The price increase for all types of gasoline and DF not only continues, but has even accelerated. According to the Moscow Fuel Association (MTA), in just the past week, the price of DF in the capital rose by 41 kopecks, A-92 gasoline by 31 kopecks,...

... rate cuts should current trends in price deceleration persist. The Russian debt market reacted positively to the CBR's move: yields on government bonds (OFZ) have declined confidently, boosting their price and attractiveness for investors. The Russian stock market by the end of July was moving without a clearly defined trend, but the domestic backdrop is assessed as stable and favorable. The Moscow Exchange Index is consolidating near the 2850-point mark, approximately at the level of a week ago. Rate cuts support shares of companies oriented towards domestic demand (banks, developers, retailers), due to the prospects of lower credit costs for the ...

... transit to Kaliningrad expires at the end of the year, and experts do not rule out that Moscow may fully transition to autonomous LNG supply for the region if the agreement... ... In price terms, the European gas market has been relatively stable in recent weeks. Exchange prices fluctuate within a moderate range, well below last year's peaks, due... ... in the FES in the EU remain vigilant, continuing to monitor infrastructure risks and stock levels. Coal Industry: Price Growth and Return to Traditional Energy Sources The...

... possibility of further rate cuts if current trends persist. Markets reacted ambiguously to the CBR's bold decision. Bonds saw an influx of buyers: OFZ yields fell on expectations of cheaper funding, increasing the attractiveness of government debt. However, stocks on the Moscow Exchange showed mixed dynamics throughout the day—several rate-sensitive sectors (such as energy and consumer sectors) received a boost, while bank stocks declined due to expectations of shrinking interest margins. Consequently, by the end of Friday,...