... to Dudchenko, Urals prices are currently around $65 per barrel. Meanwhile, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the oil products and raw materials marketplace Open Oil Market, also does not rule out a correction of Urals prices to less than $60 per barrel, considering ... ... fundamental reasons for the market to increase long positions. Accordingly, the absence of any 'support' combined with speculative trades, apparently, served as a trigger for mass sell-offs," says Dudchenko. "Oils prices have decreased due to several ...

... total trading turnover of the platform since 2021 has reached 12.9 billion rubles, and the number of users exceeded 3,000. Open Oil Market is an independent B2B marketplace (sales from legal entity to legal entity) selling oil products and other raw materials. The company started full-scale operations in 2021. The most in-demand product on the platform is diesel fuel, which accounts for 75% of sales. Gasoline makes up another 16%, with the remaining 9% distributed among other oil products, as well ...

... slightly above the levels at the beginning of the week. On one hand, the positive news background supports oil bulls: progress in trade negotiations between the US and key partners strengthens hopes for an increase in global demand for energy. In particular,... ... economic growth. Mixed macroeconomic statistics from the US and cooling in China lead to forecasts of only moderate increases in raw material demand in the second half of the year. Many analysts remain cautious: estimates from several investment banks suggest ...

... bonds, using our experience as an example. About Our Company Oil Resource Group (ORG) was founded in 2014. We currently trade oil, oil products, petrochemicals, and grain. Additionally, we are developing a commodities marketplace, ORG-Market, and ... ... acids for livestock feed. Build plants for biodegradable plastics and nitrogen fertilizers. This approach aims to replace raw material exports with value-added products and boost import substitution in Russia, creating jobs and driving regional economic ...

... Economists interviewed by "Gazeta.Ru" believe that the dollar may briefly soar to 115 rubles following the inauguration. They argue that the ruble will remain under pressure due to factors related to future White House policies, including: The U.S. trade policy, which may intensify restrictions on Russian raw material exports. Tax and immigration reforms that could influence the attractiveness of investments in emerging markets. Increased sanctions pressure, which will reflect on currency flows and investments. Moderate Ruble Weakening According to estimates ...