... focused on beauty and health, technology, and finance tend to attract the most advertisers. Unfortunately, blogs or sites about cooking and crafts may not yield substantial earnings. As for online stores, the situation is more complex. Each product has seasonal demand, with the highest sales typically occurring before holiday seasons. There’s often a lull in summer months. Operating from one’s own inventory may result in funds being tied up for extended periods. To save on costs, one might consider a dropshipping model, where products ...

... drop despite weakening demand. According to Gusev, the issue lies not in government measures or the lack thereof, nor in seasonal demand changes, but in the gap between the wholesale and retail markets. The exchange is regulated by the market, while ... ... retail prices are not decreasing along with wholesale prices. Inflation, rising costs in production, transportation, and fuel sales contribute to the price increase, the expert explains. Additionally, the rise in gasoline prices is attributed to the ...

... rubles per $1, while the euro may fluctuate within a range of 92–97 rubles per €1. Negative factors for the ruble include seasonal increases in demand for foreign currency (for instance, during summer vacations, currency purchases by the public rise) ... ... currencies. On the other hand, support for the national currency continues to come from still high oil prices, foreign currency sales by the Ministry of Finance (including yuan from reserves under the budget rule), as well as a high key interest rate from ...

... rise in exchange prices for automotive gasoline and diesel, creating tension for consumers and the market. The reasons include seasonal factors (increased summer demand, particularly for agricultural fuel and lubricants) and reduced supply due to planned ... ... Petersburg Exchange, are developing measures to reduce speculative price fluctuations. Changes to trading mechanisms and minimum fuel sales standards are being discussed to prevent market participants from creating artificial shortages. Coordination of refinery ...

... urgent measures to curb the rise. These measures included a ban on gasoline and diesel exports, higher quotas for exchange-traded sales, and stricter FAS control over oil depots and gas stations. While these tools remain available to the government, this year’s ... ... of OPEN OIL MARKET, the price increase results from five factors: reduced fuel production, recovery of the automotive market, seasonal demand growth, rising refinery costs, and increased exports following the lifting of restrictions in May. Future Expectations ...