... that the situation is unstable, and investing at this time may not be wise. The market can also exert influence on the outcome of trades. For this, several factors must align simultaneously. These include: Investor activity on foreign exchanges; Rising oil prices; Stability in the Federal Reserve's interest rate; Rating confirmations by world-renowned agencies, etc. Currently, the Ministry of Finance has decided to implement the practice of selling securities without quantity restrictions, thereby stimulating demand....

... investments in stocks more attractive for large players. Deferred demand: Many companies postponed their IPOs in anticipation of stabilizing economic conditions. Increased interest from retail investors: The development of investment platforms, such as "Tinkoff ... ... Geopolitical Instability: Sanctions and restrictions may reduce interest in Russian stocks in international markets. Comment from Open Oil Market Sergey Teryoshkin, founder of Open Oil Market, notes: "The growing popularity of IPOs indicates that Russian businesses ...

... for those looking to cash out quickly. Company Evaluation: How to Select Promising Stocks 1. Financial Indicators and Company Stability When evaluating a company at the IPO stage, it is crucial to consider its financial performance and growth prospects.... ... Cash-Out indicates that shareholders intend to sell their stakes, which may raise concerns among potential stock buyers. Open Oil Market Development Strategy: From Pre-IPO to Full IPO At Open Oil Market , I initially adopted a strategy of entering the ...

... manufacturers are swiftly capturing the global market. Participation in the Russian market could provide an additional source of stability and expand their presence in key international markets. Support for Innovation and Green Technologies: German brands,... ... However, significant political and economic risks remain that investors should consider. Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the Open Oil Market marketplace for oil products and raw materials , comments: "The decision to return major brands is an attempt ...

... refineries to export provided that at least 50% of production was sold on the domestic market. The embargo was implemented to ensure fuel availability on the domestic market and reduce wholesale prices, which were pushing up retail prices at gas stations. To stabilize the internal fuel market, the government also took other important steps, such as raising payments to oil producers under the damper mechanism (budget compensation for refineries to offset the difference between domestic and export prices of petroleum products) and increasing the trading volume requirements on the St. Petersburg International Mercantile ...