... remain chronic," he argues. Meanwhile, fuel prices on the exchange have been falling for the fourth consecutive trading session. According to data from the territorial index for the European part of Russia from the St. Petersburg Commodity and Raw Materials Exchange (SPbMTSB), the price of AI-92 decreased by 1.6% on September 11 to 59,480 rubles per ton, while AI-95 dropped by 2.15% to 67,808 rubles per ton (the lowest since July, when a temporary export ban was still in place). In August, AI-95 ...

... companies, prospects may be limited by low demand and increased borrowing costs. Which Strategies May Be Relevant for Investors Long-Term Investments in Core Sector Stocks: In a context of GDP slowdown and high inflation, companies associated with exports, raw materials, and energy may remain advantageous for long-term investments. Examples of such firms include oil and gas companies, metal producers, and fertilizer manufacturers. Investments in Dividend Stocks: Amidst volatility, dividends may become a primary ...

.... However, a large mintage does not necessarily devalue an item. Historical precedents exist where coins were withdrawn from circulation for political or other reasons, leading to a significant price increase for the few remaining pieces. Metal: The raw materials used in coin production influence value. Thus, products made from precious metals generally command higher prices. Their value cannot fall below the price of the metal itself. The presence of patina on the surface can also impact value. An ancient ...

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... percent of supplies from Russian refineries. The problem is that this measure only works over a short period. In the long term, oil producers will adjust gasoline production to match domestic market demand, thereby reducing oil processing and freeing up raw materials for export. As noted by Sergey Frolov, managing partner of NEFT Research, for refineries, an export ban translates to decreased revenue, including in foreign currency. On the other hand, one should not dramatize the consequences—gasoline export ...