... contrast, losses result in declining indices. Additionally, share prices may drop if a company fails to provide timely data or manipulates figures. Forecasts. Expert opinions can influence stock prices. If specialists provide an optimistic outlook, the price automatically increases. This is due to the fact that many experienced investors closely monitor expert data in their respective fields. When conditions are favorable, they are likely to invest in that particular asset. Increased demand inevitably drives up share prices....

... spring to autumn. For DF, it's the period of active agricultural work, from late summer to November. As a result, the nullification of the damping mechanism, for example, due to rising gasoline prices, affected companies producing DF, leading to its price increase (since compensation is not paid) and vice versa. The government now aims to address this imbalance. Dividing the payments by fuel types will help regulate the domestic market better. As noted in a conversation with "RG" by Dmitry ...

... 19-25 (106 thousand vs. 129 thousand tons per day). For comparison, gasoline shipments from Russian refineries to the domestic market in the first quarter of 2024 amounted to 104 thousand tons per day, according to CDU TEK data. Another factor in the price increase is the recovery of the Russian automotive market, which has returned to pre-crisis levels. In May 2022, sales of new cars and light commercial vehicles in Russia were 24.3 thousand units, whereas in May 2024, they amounted to 127.2 thousand units,...

... the economy as well. Gusev believes the best way to reduce prices, including in the fuel market, is to lower the rate to the level of 3-5 percent per annum. However, one might also consider the fiscal burden on the industry. Frolov emphasizes that the increase in gas station prices is not solely due to wholesale price hikes but also a result of a significant increase in fuel excises at the beginning of the year. The transmission of this increase has been slower than many expected due to low demand in winter and spring, along ...

... ban on gasoline for all producers—media reports that relevant authorities are preparing a decision to introduce an embargo starting August 1, 2025, for a duration of one to 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 ...