... (October) — 10:00 MSK: Indicates producer price trends, hinting at inflation. U.S. EIA Crude Oil Stocks — 18:30 MSK: Oil stock data could impact energy prices. Russia Weekly Inflation — 19:00 MSK: A crucial measure for assessing Russia’s economic stability. Focus Points: Oil inventory and inflation data will attract traders’ attention, as they provide insights into inflation and energy prices. Thursday, November 21 Interest Rate Decisions in Turkey and South Africa: Turkey CB Rate — 14:00 MSK: Turkey may take further ...

... terms of assessing the balance of supply and demand: geopolitical news and rig statistics collectively inform the outlook for oil prices. Macroeconomic Statistics: Focus on the Canadian Labor Market **Economic data today is modest**, but attention should ... ... released. Analysts expect moderate growth in the number of employed following a significant increase in the previous month and stabilization of the unemployment rate around the 7% mark. If the actual data deviates significantly from the forecast, it could ...

... are under maintenance, oil products must be transported from neighboring refineries. These products are delivered by rail. Such interchangeability of refineries is only possible with the efficient operation of Russian Railways (RZD) in transporting oil products. Stabilizing the fuel market and preventing a repeat of last year’s fuel crisis are now among the government’s priorities. Maintaining transportation priority reflects this. They might even push coal aside if necessary. However, coal shipments are ...

... indicate a clear trend. Consequently, market participants’ strategies are predominantly conservative: many prefer to lock in profits or hold current positions while awaiting clear macroeconomic signals. In the currency market, the ruble shows relative stability. The national currency is supported by the ongoing high demand for oil and the cautious stance of the Central Bank of Russia. Against the backdrop of PMI data, the ruble has experienced only minor fluctuations: moderate economic activity has slightly reduced pressure on the exchange rate. Graphically, the USD/RUB pair ...

... Europe), but cash revenues have only slightly increased due to price factors. Oil and gas condensate sales contributed relatively little. Revenue from oil sales rose to ~173 billion rubles (+6% year-on-year), reflecting high oil prices in rubles and stabilization of oil production by subsidiary structures. Concurrently, gas condensate sales declined (~104 billion rubles compared to 125 billion rubles a year earlier), likely due to reduced condensate production or redirection to domestic processing needs. Gas processing ...