Discussing the reasons for the failure of manual management and why stock prices for gasoline continue to rise despite regulatory measures. The price of gasoline on the exchange has reached a record high for September 2024, with AI-95 rising 46% since the beginning of the year. Even the export ban has not helped. Key factors contributing to this increase include seasonal demand growth, drone strikes on Russian refineries, and the pricing policies of oil companies. Forbes investigated why the decline...

Russian dietary supplement manufacturers are increasingly considering entering the stock market, leveraging the growth momentum of the sector and investor interest. This article provides a detailed analysis of trends, risks, the regulatory environment, and potential issuers. Prospects of IPOs for Russian Dietary Supplement Manufacturers: Market, Trends, and Risks The Russian market for dietary supplements is showing steady growth: experts estimate that by 2024, its volume will exceed 150 billion...

... Manufacturing PMI for November This indicator is crucial for assessing conditions in the manufacturing sector. A rise in ISM above expectations could increase interest in U.S. assets. 18:00 MSK: USA - Factory Orders for October This figure signals prospects for industrial growth. An increase in orders would positively impact GDP expectations. 18:30 MSK: USA - EIA Oil Inventories Inventory data will influence global oil prices. A decrease in inventories typically supports price increases, benefiting Russian oil ...

... influence of internal and external factors. High oil prices and expectations of strong corporate results supported stock quotes in the oil and gas and raw materials sectors. At the same time, persistent geopolitical uncertainty and restrictions on certain industries restrained more active index growth. Investors in Russia are closely awaiting the start of the first half of 2025 earnings reports from major issuers. Expectations of improved financial performance in the banking and consumer sectors add to ...

S&P 500 companies' exposure to China's economy remains a critical factor for global markets. The article examines key risks, the impact of consumer demand in China, examples of vulnerable companies, and possible trade conflict scenarios. Fundamental Analysis of Companies' Dependence on Chinese Consumption The Chinese market remains one of the key engines of growth for the global macroeconomy and consumer demand. With the world’s second-largest economy and a population exceeding 1.4 billion, China...