... January–September 2023 to 98 million cubic meters per day in January–September 2024," he specified. The expert noted that supplies via the Balkan branch of the TurkStream pipeline increased by 65% over the first nine months of 2024, reaching 55 million ... ... January–September 2024, reaching 23.7 billion cubic meters. Stanislav Mitrakhovich, a leading expert at the National Energy Security Fund and the Financial University under the Government of Russia, told Izvestia that one of the main reasons for the ...

... of fundamental analysis is to determine the fair (intrinsic) value of an asset and identify whether it is undervalued or overvalued by the market. Simply put, an investor uses this approach to understand whether the current price of a stock (or other security) is worth the money that is being asked for it on the market. If fundamental analysis shows that the fair price of a company is lower than the market price, then the asset is considered overvalued and its purchase is not profitable now. Conversely,...

... data will showcase consumer demand trends for food and chips, respectively. After market close: Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Williams Companies, Axon Enterprise, Diamondback Energy. Investors will examine a wide range of results from biotechs (Vertex) and security technologies (Axon) to energy (Williams – gas transportation, Diamondback – oil extraction). These reports will provide initial insights into different sectors at the week's start. Commentary: Monday starts relatively quietly. The absence ...

... Inflation Investing in real assets. Real estate, land, precious metals, and other tangible assets traditionally serve as a reliable hedge against inflation. Their value generally increases over time, aligning with the overall price growth. Inflation-indexed securities. In many countries, there are bonds whose returns are indexed to the level of inflation (e.g., OFZ-PD in Russia or Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities in the United States). These instruments help preserve real returns during price increases....

... network hashrate and mining difficulty in April) did not prompt Marathon to make any sales. Instead, like before, the company funds operational expenses and business development through external sources – stock sales in the market (ATM programs) or securing loans, thereby keeping its mined BTC intact t . This approach indicates Marathon's management's confidence in further price growth for bitcoin: they prefer to cover expenses through fiat financing, hoping that the retained coins will yield greater ...