... is lower. The government is already discussing mechanisms to compensate oil refiners for part of the lost income through a damping mechanism or direct subsidies to curb wholesale price increases. So far, the impact of these measures has been slight: retail prices for both gasoline and diesel fuel continued to rise across the country even after the export ban was imposed, although growth rates have slowed. This indicates structural problems in the market: high taxes and costs, limited competition ...

... are considerations to raise the mandatory fuel sales regulations on the exchange (from the current 15% of production volume for gasoline) to increase trading liquidity and saturate the market with supply. It is expected that in August, the growth of retail fuel prices will noticeably slow down, as oil companies will strive to keep prices stable, anticipating a soon-to-be lifted export ban. However, it seems that strict restrictions will likely remain in effect through September, with hopes for a ...

... market. Consequently, for every 1 USDC in circulation, there are approximately 2.4 USDT—significantly favoring Tether. This ratio reflects the different approaches and spheres of dominance of these projects. USDT has historically been popular among retail traders in Asia and on the Tron platform (where fees are minimal), whereas USDC is more widespread in the regulated financial services segment, DeFi, and among Western institutional investors due to its transparency reputation. After the exit of ...

... on the public market's horizon: for example, the startup Ambiq Micro (USA, a manufacturer of energy-efficient microchips) announced plans to raise about $85 million through an IPO. Even in emerging markets, exits are being planned: the Indian online retailer Meesho and several Israeli tech companies are eyeing the stock market. Analysts note that this newly opened "window of opportunities" for IPOs may persist if the success of the initial offerings is maintained and the macroeconomic ...

... Although price levels remain close to record highs, the state’s intervention has helped shift the trend and bring the market closer to stabilization. Diesel fuel, experiencing less shortage, has virtually stopped rising. It is expected that the pace of retail price increases for gasoline and diesel will noticeably slow in August, as oil companies attempt to keep prices stable, anticipating an imminent lifting of the export ban. However, there remains a significant likelihood of retaining stringent restrictions ...