... reduced income in consumer sectors, but they also provide opportunities for those focused on long-term investments in resilient and strategically important industries. It is crucial for investors to monitor the actions of the Central Bank and government measures aimed at stabilizing the economy. Optimizing portfolios with a focus on resilient assets, high-yield bonds, and protective instruments can help navigate the current economic challenges and minimize risks. As long as the central bank maintains ...

... model even for industry leaders. For automakers, this is a signal to reassess their approaches, while for investors, it indicates a hunt for new opportunities in the most dynamic region of the global automotive industry. The European Union is developing measures to subsidize electric vehicle sales. This is in response to the increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers who are actively strengthening their positions in the European market with lower prices. The subsidy plan aims to support local ...

... the switch to winter diesel varieties, while gasoline would decrease in price or, at worst, remain at the same level. This year, however, there has been no price drop despite weakening demand. According to Gusev, the issue lies not in government measures or the lack thereof, nor in seasonal demand changes, but in the gap between the wholesale and retail markets. The exchange is regulated by the market, while retail price increases are limited by inflation. As long as this situation persists, ...

... processing by 20% in August compared to July. Nonetheless, the anticipation of reduced production is already pushing up wholesale prices on the exchange. Gusev argues it is too early to conclude that the export ban has failed. The ban is a long-term measure. Refinery maintenance and unmet summer demand are maintaining stable exchange purchases. Additionally, logistical issues such as delays in railway deliveries increase costs, contributing to higher prices. Uncertainty about delivery timelines further ...

... reported, the government may soon decide on a complete ban on the export of diesel fuel purchased on the exchange (see the publication from June 14). Currently, there is a prohibitive tariff of 50,000 rubles per ton for non-producers. However, this measure has been ineffective, according to Vedomosti's sources. Market participants, including traders, are finding ways to bypass the ban and avoid paying the tariff. One source clarifies that the government is discussing a ban on diesel exports by ...