... agreement conditions – are creating heightened uncertainty for companies. Traders and energy resource producers must rapidly adapt to the new conditions: reconfiguring export chains, incorporating possible tariff barriers, and price regulation into budgets. At the same time, fundamental market trends instill cautious optimism. Global oil prices have stabilized after upheavals, reaching relatively comfortable levels for consumers, with no significant jumps in sight, largely due to coordinated producer ...

... prices and preventing fuel shortages at gas stations. The extension of the export ban is expected to increase gasoline supply in the domestic market by at least 200–300 thousand tons per month, which were previously intended for export. Simultaneously, budget subsidies and reverse excise taxes continue to compensate oil producers for lost revenues, encouraging them to retain a greater volume of production within the country. The government assures that it will act preventively going forward: if necessary,...

... Monitoring of petroleum product trading has increased; the government is utilizing the damping mechanism more actively—it limits excess profits from fuel exports. If the alternative export price significantly exceeds the baseline indicative price, budget payments to oil companies are reduced, decreasing the incentive to send fuel to the external market. This approach motivates producers to saturate the domestic market. Simultaneously, there are plans to raise mandatory sales norms for fuel on the ...

... (Q2 FY2026) will serve as a barometer for corporate IT spending. Investors will assess revenue growth from Workday’s cloud subscription services, especially among major corporate clients. In a context where many companies are revising digitalization budgets due to economic uncertainty, metrics on new deals and contract renewals are essential. Profitability is also in focus: WDAY management seeks to improve operational margins, and quarterly net profit/loss will provide insight into whether they are ...

... indulge in all serious. First of all, a novice entrepreneur must have experience in the same or a related industry. In second place after knowledge of the industry is management experience. Preferably, this experience includes responsibility for the budget, and preferably even for the financial results of the company. The best option is if a novice entrepreneur has experience in increasing turnover and profits. Of course, we are talking about the ideal entrepreneur. Few real people live up to the ...