... been in effect since March, but now restrictions may extend to the entire market to redirect additional fuel volumes for domestic needs. Simultaneously, market oversight is intensifying, and a damping mechanism is being implemented to restrict excess profits from exports: if prices exceed a certain threshold, payments to oil companies will be reduced. An increase in the mandatory sales norms for fuel on the exchange is also being considered (currently set at 15% of production for gasoline) — this ...

... 2022, thermal coal quotations have returned to more normal levels and have been fluctuating within a narrow range in recent months. The balance of supply and demand appears stable: consumers are guaranteed fuel, while producers receive stable sales at profitable prices. Although several countries have announced plans to reduce coal usage in the future for climate goals, in the short term, coal remains an indispensable resource for providing electricity to billions of people. Experts agree that over ...

... domestic needs. If necessary, the ban may be extended until the end of September.) Increased Monitoring and Dampening Measures. Monitoring of fuel trading on exchanges has been intensified, and a dampening mechanism has been activated to limit excessive profits from fuel exports (when the export alternative exceeds the baseline level, payments to oil producers decrease, reducing incentives for exporting fuel). Mandatory Exchange Sales. Consideration is being given to increasing mandatory exchange sale ...

... high price this week. During trading, BTC climbed above the record mark, marking an important psychological event for the market. The breakout was accompanied by increased volumes and a surge in news attention. Although some short-term traders took profits after the new high was established, the global trend remains upward: Bitcoin's price is being maintained in the upper range thanks to steady demand. Experts note that the institutional factor plays a key role in Bitcoin's rise. Major holders ("whales") ...

... some view this holiday as an outdated remnant of the Soviet era. Some young people perceive May 1st as "grandpas' holiday with red flags" and find it irrelevant. For the business community, an extra day off can often be a headache and loss of profit, leading to calls that there are too many May holidays. In ultraconservative circles, one might even hear exotic complaints: some recall that the night before May 1st in Europe has long been regarded as a witches' gathering (Walpurgis Night) and ...