... ahead of autumn, as traders factor in risks of potential shortages, remembering last year's crisis. Simultaneously, the global energy transition is gaining momentum – many countries are reporting new records in "green" generation, although governments do not abandon traditional resources for the reliability of energy systems. In Russia, following a recent spike in fuel prices, authorities continue to implement a series of measures aimed at stabilizing the domestic market. Below is a detailed ...

... debates, aware that any amendments or delays could impact the market. Concurrently, U.S. regulators continue to send signals to the market. Recently, the Department of the Treasury officially announced that it does not plan to include cryptocurrencies in government reserves, limiting its management to previously confiscated digital assets. This news tempered the boldest expectations regarding direct government involvement in the crypto market. At the same time, the Department of Labor previously allowed ...

... understanding that any amendments or delays could impact the market. Concurrently, U.S. regulators continue to send signals to the market. Recently, the U.S. Department of the Treasury officially stated that it does not plan to include cryptocurrencies in government reserves, limiting itself to the management of previously confiscated digital assets. This news somewhat dampened the boldest expectations regarding direct government involvement in the crypto market. On the other hand, a positive precedent ...

... wholesale, there is a chance that the seasonal rise in diesel prices will follow the "gasoline" scenario, where the main price increase affected the AI-95 grade of gasoline. The same could happen with winter diesel fuel. Nevertheless, the government has tools to control price hikes. The increase in gasoline prices has already led to the resumption of the ban on its export starting August 1. According to Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, such a measure is not being considered for ...

... Vgudok discovered by listening to the "voice of the market." One of the first to calm the logisticians working with fuel and energy cargos was Deputy Minister of Transport Alexey Shilo. The official, who recently transitioned from RZD to the government, sought to somewhat shield the monopoly. “If we work strictly according to the NDP rules, oil products already have a fairly high priority, that is, if it’s a subsidized transport, it’s the fourth priority, if it’s domestic transportation,...