... administrative measures. Now, Russian refineries are directing nearly all their gasoline supply to the domestic market. It is expected that the increased supply on the exchange will cool prices, which had reached record levels in June-July. In fact, after ... ... at filling stations increased by another 0.3% (since the beginning of the year, the increase is ~4.6%, slightly above overall inflation of ~4.5%). By July 31, wholesale gasoline prices remained near peak values. The government has already signaled that ...

... growth for diesel fuel and AI-92 gasoline; actual price growth rates for gasoline and diesel, which must not exceed general inflation rates; and export bans, which take effect when retail price growth accelerates sharply. "Whether this model ... ... and 11,400 rubles per ton, respectively. Will the Gasoline Export Ban Be Extended in the Fall? Retail price growth is expected to slow somewhat in August, believes Tereshkin. He believes that oil producers will hold back prices to expedite the ...

... with AI-95 around 65–66 rubles/liter, reflecting an increase of 10–12% compared to early-year levels (for context, overall inflation is around 8%). The sharp rise in wholesale prices has already started to impact the margins of independent gas stations ... ... companies on August 14 to discuss measures for keeping fuel prices in check. Additional support measures for the market are expected to be discussed. Among the considered steps are: Increasing the mandatory sale quota of gasoline and diesel on the exchange ...

... rates or a strong dollar might temporarily reduce appetite for Bitcoin, as investors favor safer assets. Conversely, persistent inflation or geopolitical tensions could enhance Bitcoin’s appeal as an alternative store of value. Nonetheless, in a severe ... ... new chapter for Bitcoin as a mainstream investment. Over the long term, the convergence of traditional finance and crypto is expected to cement Bitcoin’s status as a legitimate component of diversified portfolios. With a robust ETF infrastructure and ...

... credits), down from approximately 19% a year earlier, and net income plummeted by 71%. While cost-cutting helped exceed margin expectations in Q1, revenue from auto sales dropped by 20%, disappointing Wall Street. Investors fear that the price war may continue,... ... miss a new growth phase. For now, a cautious approach prevails. The market is closely monitoring economic data and reports: if inflation and rates decline and corporate results improve, a recovery of confidence is likely. Otherwise, the stocks of the “seven” ...