... industries. Oil Market: Pressure from Oversupply and Demand Fluctuation As the week begins, oil prices remain relatively stable, although the influence of oversupply factors is palpable. Following the OPEC+ alliance's decision to increase production from September and signals of slowing demand, oil prices have decreased to a weekly low. On Monday, Brent futures dipped below $69, while the U.S. benchmark WTI approached ~$67, responding to concerns over surplus supply. Nevertheless, the market finds equilibrium ...

... recession in Germany. Investors worldwide are assessing new macroeconomic data and preparing for further developments in the upcoming week. Market Reactions to Fed Signals Dovish Signal: Jerome Powell hinted in his speech at a potential rate cut at the September FOMC meeting. He noted a slowdown in inflation and a cooling labor market, suggesting readiness to ease policy as long as price controls are maintained. Market Rally: The prospect of a possible rate cut sparked a surge in stock purchases. The ...

Discussing the reasons for the failure of manual management and why stock prices for gasoline continue to rise despite regulatory measures. The price of gasoline on the exchange has reached a record high for September 2024, with AI-95 rising 46% since the beginning of the year. Even the export ban has not helped. Key factors contributing to this increase include seasonal demand growth, drone strikes on Russian refineries, and the pricing policies of oil companies....

... logistical challenges, as do Crimea, Donbass, and Luhansk for the same reasons. There are no new developments here. Ultimately, this is compounded by various regulator actions: direct market control and the export ban. I believe that things will stabilize in September. Every year for the past 20 years, summer has seen supply issues, but by September, everything returns to normal. However, retail prices are programmed for inflation, so when the Central Bank determines that business expectations have aligned ...

... decision to allow exports," he added. The Vice Prime Minister clarified that, otherwise, companies might be forced to reduce production volumes. RBC has sent a request to the Ministry of Energy’s press service. Signs of Oversupply and Risks In September, Vladimir Bogdanov, head of Surgutneftegaz, suggested the possibility of discussing the cancellation of the export ban in the fall. "Repairs are finished, and as experience from last year shows, by mid-October, we cannot exclude it," ...