... reshaping global energy trade. This information will be valuable to investors and market participants in the oil and gas sector—ranging from oil, gas, and fuel companies to representatives of electricity, coal, and renewable energy industries. Oil Market: Price Stability and OPEC+ Output Increase As the week begins, oil prices remain relatively stable, with Brent trading around $69-$70 per barrel. Market balance is sustained by the interplay of positive factors and mitigating risks: Demand and Trade Policy....

... , and the geopolitical factors reshaping global energy trading. This information will be valuable for investors and stakeholders in the fuel and energy sector—from oil, gas, and fuel companies to electricity, coal, and RE sector specialists. Oil Market: Price Stability Amid Trade Agreements and Supply Growth At the start of the week, oil prices maintain relative stability, with Brent trading around $69 per barrel. Market equilibrium is supported by a balance between positive factors and mitigating risks....

... concluded that several factors influence the price of "black gold": Reduction or increase in extraction volumes. The more fuel that is produced, the lower its price. Decrease always leads to an increase in price. Speculation. Large players on any market can influence prices. This applies not only to fuel but also to stocks and others. A high supply results in lower quotes. Conversely, a scarcity drives up prices. Both of these parameters can be artificially created. Forecasts. Expert conclusions can influence market ...

... it strengthens the company's image as a reliable issuer. Risks and possible consequences After the end of the lock-up period, shares may become cheaper, as large shareholders get the opportunity to sell their stakes. This can create pressure on the market, and the share price may fall. Risks for investors: Share price decline: After the end of the lock-up, a wave of sales is possible, leading to a fall in the share price. High volatility: Sharp fluctuations can create an unstable situation on the market. Risks for companies: ...

... stations will continue to rise slowly, following inflation, according to Kotov. He believes that gas stations have returned to a "relatively normal" level of profit due to the drop in wholesale prices. Kaufman expects a slowdown in retail price growth as the wholesale market stabilizes. Mironyuk does not expect significant changes in price dynamics at gas stations. Vedomosti has sent a request to the Ministry of Energy. Translated using ChatGPT. Source: https://www.vedomosti.ru/business/articles/2024/10/22/1070307-optovie-tseni-nachali-snizhatsya?...