... End of the Year," Sergey Tereshkin, founder and CEO of OPEN OIL MARKET, analyzes the dynamics of oil and gas revenues in Russia's federal budget for October 2024. He notes that revenues amounted to 1.2 trillion rubles, which is 55% higher than in September but 25% lower compared to October of last year. The main driver of revenue growth was an increase in collections under the Additional Income Tax (AIT), which reached 491.6 billion rubles in October. Tereshkin also points to the reduction in ...

... August 2024, after which they will begin to correct, despite the approaching winter season. MOSCOW, August 9 - PRIME. The risk of reduced gas supplies through the "Sudzha" gas measurement station (GMS) has led to an increase in gas prices. The September futures for natural gas at the TTF hub rose by 4% on August 8, 2024, reaching $423 per thousand cubic meters. It is likely that the price increase will also be observed on August 9, but the average monthly prices will not exceed $500 per thousand ...

... Experts believe that gas prices in Europe will continue to rise. They shared this with Izvestia on December 13. "On the European gas market, there is a seasonal rally: average gas prices at the largest hub in the region, TTF, rose by 18% from September to November 2024 (from $422 to $499 per thousand cubic meters). This has already led to an increase in electricity prices: the average price of electricity in Germany during the same period rose by more than 40%, from €79 to €112 per megawatt-hour ...

... monetary policy stance. A rate cut could stimulate demand for commodities, potentially benefiting exporters. Conversely, a rate hike might signal tightening, affecting global commodity prices. 17:00 GMT: USA – S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index for September This index measures changes in the value of residential real estate across 20 major U.S. metropolitan areas. An increase may indicate a robust housing market, influencing consumer spending and economic growth. 18:00 GMT: USA – Consumer Confidence ...

... Yuri Stankevich, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma's Energy Committee, the erratic dynamics in retail prices are driven by a need to reconcile increasing operational costs incurred by companies due to macroeconomic factors and added tax burdens. By September, the impact of the "gap reduction" (inequitable conditions) will diminish. However, there is a significant distinction from last year's gasoline situation. At that time, the primary price increase was concentrated in premium gasoline ...