... an EU-wide ban on Russian gas) demonstrate the limitations of a unified position within the bloc. Overall, geopolitical risks remain one of the main drivers of the reconfiguration of global energy trade routes. While the current market conditions—prices for oil, gas, and coal—are primarily determined by fundamental factors of supply and demand, political decisions can significantly impact the availability of certain energy carriers for individual regions. In conclusion, the energy sectors have reached ...

... put option to hedge against a fall in the stock's price. If the stock's price falls, the loss from the fall is offset by the gain from the option. Example: A company that imports oil might buy put options on oil to hedge against a fall in its value if oil prices fall. Example with a Call Option: Companies that use raw materials can hedge against rising commodity prices by buying Call options. If prices rise, the profit from the option will offset the additional cost of buying the raw materials. 3. Earning ...

... news agency). An expert has forecasted the dynamics of gasoline prices in Russia through the end of 2024. An article published on the website Sergeytereshkin.ru analyzes the key factors influencing fuel costs. These include the situation in the global oil market, domestic price regulation policies, and seasonal fluctuations in demand. The specialist noted that sharp price spikes are unlikely, although certain growth trends are possible. MOSCOW, November 9 - PRIME. Oil companies in Russia are expected to curb gasoline ...

... matter could provoke fluctuations in the currency market (strengthening of safe-haven assets, weakening of the ruble) and affect the price dynamics of energy resources and metals. **Impact on commodity markets:** Trump's ultimatum has already affected oil prices — in recent days, Brent and WTI quotes have risen due to expectations of potential disruptions in the supply of Russian crude. If secondary sanctions from the U.S. are imposed, they could complicate the export of Russian oil and petroleum products,...

... may have contributed to the price increase, as these delays hinder the restoration of secondary processing units. MOSCOW, August 22 - PRIME. The sharp increase in the exchange price of aviation fuel in Russia may be due to the lack of incentives for oil companies to keep prices in check, resulting from the rules governing payments under the damping mechanism, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the petroleum product marketplace "Open Oil Market" (a resident of Skolkovo), told RIA Novosti. At the beginning of August,...