... equalize tariffs. In the context of potential easing inflation, there is hope that gasoline price increases will slow to a level below overall inflation (“inflation minus”); however, much will depend on the macroeconomic situation. Investors in the fuel market and oil companies are closely watching government actions: industry support in the form of subsidies and flexible tax policies can mitigate upcoming challenges, while maintaining rigid administration without compensation may lead to declining refining profitability. Corporate News: Dividends and Projects In the corporate sector news of the FEC—events that are of interest ...

On August 19, 2025, the energy sector once again becomes the epicenter of news in the fuel and energy complex (FEC). In the context of ongoing sanctions, their impact on the oil and gas markets is palpable, prompting nations to reassess their energy policies. Oil and gas prices continue to fluctuate, stirring unrest on the international stage. Simultaneously, the shift toward energy transition is gaining momentum, focusing on renewable energy sources (RES). This article examines how sanctions and ...

... Global Uranium Production and Consumption Annual uranium production is primarily driven by nuclear energy demand and national policies, which also affect uranium prices. In recent years, Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia, and Russia have led global uranium ... ... Uranium Trade Supply Chains and Energy Security For many countries, uranium is a vital resource for a stable energy system, as it fuels nuclear power plants. Major Uranium Importers for Nuclear Energy United States: Nuclear power accounts for about 20% of ...

...,000 may have three to four stations. Profitability Drivers Retail fuel prices at gas stations include production costs, excise taxes, and operational expenses. Factors influencing profitability include crude oil price dynamics, government fiscal policies, wholesale petroleum prices, and operational costs. Taxes and fees can constitute 60–70% of fuel prices. Non-fuel sales have become a survival strategy for independent gas stations that lack the resources of vertically integrated oil companies. Development of these services requires significant investments in facilities, staff, licenses, ...

... indicated a significant reduction in commercial oil inventories (by ~3 million barrels over a week), signaling robust demand for fuel in the US. This has given the oil market moderate optimism. Geopolitical risk: Washington's sanction actions (such as tariffs ... ... account for potential disruptions and a rethinking of oil flows should conflicts escalate. Restraining factors: OPEC+ proactive policies have already been factored into prices – the alliance is gradually increasing production to boost supply. Additionally,...