... yields. Central Bank Speaker: Ramsden (UK) Dave Ramsden, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, is expected to address topics related to the UK’s monetary policy. His comments may offer hints about potential policy adjustments amid ongoing economic challenges.... ... economic trends. Japan’s GDP growth slowdown highlights ongoing challenges in Asia’s recovery, which could influence global trade dynamics. Meanwhile, China’s lower CPI signals subdued domestic demand, potentially impacting global commodity flows. ...

... observed a prolonged decline in margins not only for AI-95 but also for AI-92 and diesel fuel. This period lasted for about 2–3 months," the company's experts note. This year, the difference is that the issues are observed only with AI-95, which is related to fluctuations in wholesale prices and increased consumption. In the short term, within the next two to three weeks, a return to a positive margin is not expected, according to "OMT Consult." However, compared to last year, the situation ...

... dramatize the consequences—gasoline export constitutes a small portion of the overall volume of petroleum product exports. However, gas station prices are unlikely to decrease—this is something Frolov believes should not be expected. Nonetheless, even a relatively minor drop in revenue is an unwelcome signal for any production operation; nobody wants to lose money. Understandably, losses will be sought to be compensated. Since gasoline exports are banned, this will be achieved through, as mentioned, ...

... connect the two countries and ensure the supply of Russian oil. This was announced by Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Péter Szijjártó. According to him, the Hungarian company MOL has already submitted a technical and economic justification ... ... banning oil supplies via the pipeline. The construction and laying of the pipeline itself likely won't take long due to its relatively short length,” says the interlocutor. The Serbians themselves are reportedly also stalling the project because they ...

... opportunities, such as hedging against currency risks. Political and geopolitical situations. Political events, such as elections, trade wars, or sanctions, can affect asset values and economic forecasts. In such circumstances, it is vital to evaluate political ... ... fluctuations in one asset type. Investing in different geographic regions. Allocating assets across countries helps reduce risk related to political and economic instability in any single country. Using hedging instruments. These may include derivatives ...