... Group," Sergey Teryoshkin, aims to address these questions and more regarding real estate investments. His entrepreneurial achievements can be explored at the website oilresurs.ru. Where Russians Most Frequently Purchase Real Estate According to statistical data, this year, the number of real estate transactions conducted by Russians abroad has surpassed last year's figures by one and a half times. Concurrently, the number of transactions in the domestic market has significantly decreased. Where ...

... 14, the prices for AI-92 and AI-95 increased by 24 and 25 kopecks, respectively. Over the week, prices rose by 0.4 percent, significantly outpacing the inflation growth rate during the same period, which was 0.02 percent. However, if we consider the statistics since the beginning of the year, gasoline prices are still lagging behind: AI-92 has increased by 4.2 percent, AI-95 by 3.9 percent, while the average inflation rate in the country was 4.61 percent. On the exchange, after a slight decrease ...

... Ministry of Energy reported that stocks at oil refineries and fuel depots amounted to 2.1 million tons of automotive gasoline and 4 million tons of diesel fuel. The export ban was suspended from May 20, and shortly afterward, the ministry closed the statistics on gasoline production, citing concerns that its disclosure might lead to market manipulation by dishonest participants. Since then, the market has been able to rely only on official reports from the ministry and trading data from the St. Petersburg ...

... kopecks. Fresh data from Rosstat for the entire country will only be released on December 11, but according to the latest available figures from the agency, from November 12 to December 2, gasoline prices rose by an average of 1.1% (by 61 kopecks). The statistics for DF are even worse, with prices increasing by 1.5% (by 1 ruble) during the same period. Even considering the peculiarities of the Russian fuel market, where the wholesale segment does not have a direct connection with retail price formation,...

... independent gas stations, rather than those owned by major oil companies, are driving most of the price increases. This was also the case last year. Smaller stations lack the financial buffer to maintain low prices, and their cautious pricing affects overall statistics. Several additional factors are fueling the rise in fuel prices. Dmitry Gusev, Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the "Reliable Partner" association and a member of the expert council for the "Russian Gas Stations" ...