... Russian B2B market is also of interest, where the lifting of sanctions can facilitate the development of online platforms for the sale of oil products and other strategically important goods. An example of such a platform is Open Oil Market, the first independent marketplace for oil products and raw materials, which is now actively preparing for an IPO on the Moscow Exchange. The easing of sanctions adds confidence in the potential of such projects, because Russian companies will be able to significantly expand their influence in both the domestic and foreign markets. Impact on the ruble exchange rate and macroeconomics ...

... Recall that Donald Trump and Ursula von der Leyen agreed to an unprecedented increase in American energy exports to Europe in exchange for partial tariff reductions on European goods. Over the next three years, the European Union pledged to purchase approximately ... .... The aim is to virtually replace oil and gas supplies from Russia by the end of 2027, thereby strengthening Europe's energy independence from Russia. Unified Tariff and Investments: All EU countries agreed to open their markets to American goods by establishing ...

... three months. In some cases, dividends may not be paid at all, depending on the company's profitability and the board of directors' decisions. The returns on investments can vary significantly depending on various factors. It's crucial for investors to independently assess the size of potential profits, for which analyzing figures from previous periods is advisable. Some companies promise dividend payouts exceeding 20% annually. Stocks can only be purchased on the exchange in lots. The number of securities in a lot can vary greatly, ranging from 1 share to several thousand, directly influencing the cost. When buying shares, it is important not to succumb to excitement and avoid investing all funds in stocks of ...

... two months. This measure aims to saturate the domestic market and halt the increase in prices for motor fuel. Extension and expansion of existing limitations —a temporary restriction on gasoline exports was previously introduced until August 31 (for independent traders who are not producers). Now, consideration is being given to extending the ban to include the oil companies for the specified period. Smoothing exchange volatility —the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation, along with the Federal Antimonopoly Service and St. Petersburg Exchange, are developing measures to reduce speculative price fluctuations. Changes to trading mechanisms and minimum ...

... cool prices, which had reached record levels in June-July. In fact, after news of the impending embargo emerged in late July, exchange quotes stopped rising: by July 25, the price of AI-92 gasoline dropped by approximately 1.5%, and AI-95 by 1.1%, anticipating ... ... gasoline prices in the U.S. have dropped to their lowest levels in recent years. The national average price of gasoline after Independence Day fell to ~$3.14 per gallon (around $0.83 per liter) – a record low for the summer season since 2021. Analysts ...