... affects the end prices for consumers in Russia. What Happened to Prices Over the Past Year Over the past year, coffee prices in Russia have increased by nearly 30%. Currently, an average pack of coffee weighing 150 grams costs around 379 rubles. This price surge is attributed to several factors: increase in global prices for coffee beans; rise in transportation and logistics costs; weakening of the Russian currency. How Does Weather Affect Coffee Production? Climate conditions directly impact the yield ...

... business. Key focus will be on management's comments regarding the status of client advertising budgets for the second half of the year. Trade Desk's shares are sensitive to any changes in forecasts: strong results and a positive outlook could trigger a surge in stock prices, while signs of a slowdown in the advertising market could lead to a correction. Kenvue. The health and hygiene products manufacturer, which recently spun off from Johnson & Johnson, will release its quarterly report before the U.S. market opens....

... according to bolder predictions from major investors. However, achieving these goals largely depends on the “behavior of large players” – and miners play a significant role here. Their current moderately selling position indicates that a rapid price surge (as in 2021) may not occur, yet the market's resilience is increasing: the lack of mass sell-offs even amid corrections suggests industry maturity. Conclusion for Investors: Careful monitoring of mining companies' reports is a crucial element in ...

... by 0.6%. This discrepancy is even more pronounced in the cumulative dynamics over the first nine months of the year: compared to the end of 2023, retail prices for AI-92 gasoline by October 21, 2024, increased by 6.8%, and for AI-95 by 7.3%, while prices for AI-98 surged by 16.5%. One reason for this accelerated growth could be the shortage of high-octane fuels. Supporting this theory is the fact that the total output of petroleum products in Russia fell by 2.4% year-over-year in the first nine months of 2024....

... of the oil industry. At the turn of July and August, geopolitics once again took center stage in the oil market. The political crisis in Venezuela coincided with another round of escalation between Israel and Iran, which raised expectations of a new surge in prices, even though the market had already ended July on a positive note: the average price of Brent rose by 3% over the past month, reaching $85.3 per barrel (compared to $82.6 per barrel in June). Venezuela: A Halted Renaissance From a formal ...