... expected that inflation data in Turkey will continue to rise, prompting analysts to adopt new measures for managing monetary policy. Conversely, Switzerland may have positive news regarding a reduction in inflation and an improvement in the macroeconomic situation. Additionally, reports from major companies, including Palantir and Rostelecom, are anticipated, which may impact the market today and provide insights into corporate reporting trends. This article will delve into all these topics, including the Sentix index and analysts' forecasts. Economic Events and Company Reports - Monday, August 4, 2025 - Inflation in Turkey,...

... unified pricing system, and the market "power of traders" who set their own rules for the industry. E-commerce — the Key to High Competition and Low Prices Currently, about 95% of deals in the small wholesale market (the final consumer market) take place offline, as described above. Key players are not eager to change this situation: large manufacturers are focused on long-term contracts with big clients, while traders, in an environment of "low visibility," can dictate terms to customers and maintain high price levels. Therefore, the consumer in the small ...

... volumes being redirected to other regions and provide greater protection for European consumers. Establishment of Strategic Reserves Europe could bolster the establishment of strategic LNG reserves to reduce vulnerability to suppliers and avoid crisis situations. This would also stabilize prices during periods of high demand, such as the winter season. Accelerated Development of Alternative Energy Sources Confronted with instability in the gas market, European countries may increase investments in renewable energy development. This is a long-term solution that will help reduce dependence on external supplies and strengthen energy security. Gazprom's statement regarding the U.S. non-compliance ...

... Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market: " The sharp decline in Russian diamond exports to India reflects the profound impact of sanctions on the Russian economy, particularly in specialized sectors such as diamond mining and export. In my view, this situation underscores the necessity for diversification and a pivot towards new markets for Russian companies, as even the largest trading partners are required to adapt to new conditions. For investors, this situation should serve as a signal for caution. The stock prices of companies reliant on exports to international markets ...

... there are between three and five intermediaries in the chain of traders, sometimes the product passes through up to ten hands, with each one adding their markup. Ultimately, the price of fuel increases, and this growth can exceed 10%. Our platform is situated “at the intersection” between the producer and the final customer, where the final customer can visit, choose a producer by price, and purchase products directly from them. In the marketplace, the chain of traders in the fuel market simply disappears. Meanwhile, the producer sells at a price that aligns with market interests, without being "pressed" or having their price "squeezed." The supplier looks at what prices are favorable for both them and the consumer....