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Starting from August 1, the ban on fuel exports will be reinstated. What does this mean for the market?
... reaching 54,486 rubles per ton, while AI-95 rose by 29%, to 72,712 rubles per ton, according to data from the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (SPbMTSB). Gasoline prices have been rising almost continuously since June, only correcting ... ... comfortable level, experts from Petromarket calculated for RBC. "Margins depend heavily on the prices at which the products are traded on the domestic market. If there had been an export ban on gasoline and diesel in July, domestic prices would have been ...
OPEC+ vs Trump: Why Oil Prices Aren't Dropping and What Threats Against Russia Have to Do With It
... actions pull them downward. "The result is that directly opposing trends are neutralizing each other, preventing the formation of a stable trend," Gromov concludes.
Will OPEC+ Continue to Increase Production?
"I agree with the majority of international analysts that, at this stage, OPEC+ is likely to pause further easing of production quotas," said Gromov from IEF. "By the end of September, the accelerated recovery of production by the 'volunteers' among the eight OPEC+ members ...
Venture Capital: A Guide for Investors and Entrepreneurs
... the business is based on technology, it is important to understand how innovative it is and whether it is protected (patents, trade secrets). Check whether the declared technical advantages are realistic. Sometimes startups exaggerate the capabilities ... ... There are also associations and clubs of investors: the National Association of Business Angels (NABA), regional angel clubs, international networks such as AngelsDeck or IClub. They hold training events, bring together novice investors with experienced ...