... Christine Lagarde refrained from comments that could influence expectations. The main intrigue will likely remain until the bank's meeting in two days. Today, the euro traded steadily around $1.10 per €1 as investors adopt a wait-and-see stance. Macroeconomic ... ... the time of writing, oil prices are hovering around $74 per barrel for Brent, reflecting expectations of supply cuts due to OPEC+ decisions. However, short-term fluctuations also depend on inventory statistics. Thus, by the end of the day, participants ...

... oil prices, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the petroleum product marketplace Open Oil Market, said in a conversation with RIA Novosti. According to him, one of the serious risks to Russia's budget system in 2025 will be a drop in raw material prices. The OPEC+ alliance, at its most recent meeting last week, extended the validity of the current quotas until March 2025, but the markets did not react positively. Tereshkin noted that the price of benchmark Brent crude oil remains in the range of $72–$75 per barrel. Earlier, Igor Yushkov,...

... remarks from the Bank of Japan could shift market sentiment in bonds and commodities. In geopolitics, the outcomes of the UNSC meeting on Ukraine may either intensify or alleviate risk premiums in asset prices within the region. In the latter half of the ... ... tenge may indirectly respond to global trends), and oil and metal prices dynamics (under the influence of data from China and OPEC+ decisions, if any). By balancing macroeconomic and microeconomic factors, prudent investors will strive to avoid succumbing ...

... receiving support from falling US bond yields. The Bank of Japan maintained its ultra-loose monetary policy at its late July meeting, leaving the key rate negative and only slightly adjusting bond yield control parameters. Prior to the July 27 upper house ... ... barrel amid cooling global economies. On the other hand, supply factors continue to support the market from deeper declines. OPEC+ countries are consistently complying with announced voluntary production constraints: Saudi Arabia has extended its additional ...

... and exports. Many are forced to reduce refining volumes or redirect more oil to crude oil exports, which may create risks for meeting domestic fuel demand in the long term. Fuel Companies and Distribution Networks: For gas station operators and fuel distributors,... ... in the middle of the year hover between $65 and $75 per barrel, substantially above pre-crisis levels. This is supported by OPEC+'s production limitation policy and a recovery in global commodity demand. For Russia, as a major oil exporter, this context ...