... leading up to the recalibration. By the end of April, hashprice had dropped to approximately $40 per 1 PH/s per day – the lowest level since mid-September 2024. The decline in this indicator was influenced by a slew of fundamental factors: a general decrease in cryptocurrency prices in April, a sharp reduction in transaction fees, and record-high network difficulty prior to the recent decline. Together, these issues drastically compressed miners’ margins, especially for operators with average performance metrics. In this ...

... Evgeny Mironyuk, a stock market expert at BCS World of Investments, notes that wholesale prices on the over-the-counter market are not yet declining as significantly. Therefore, he believes it is more accurate to talk about stabilization rather than a price decrease. There are no systemic factors indicating a return to rising fuel prices at the moment, according to Kotov. Kaufman suggests that wholesale prices could start rising again if the export restrictions on gasoline are lifted earlier than planned ...

... out of control, says Sergey Kaufman, an analyst at FG "Finam." "The main reason for the price increase is the combination of high-demand season and reduced production due to attacks on refineries," he confirms. When Will Gasoline Prices Decrease? In response to our question about when to expect a decrease in gasoline prices, Sergey Frolov, Managing Partner of NEFT Research, notes that it will depend on the situation regarding emergency shutdowns at oil refineries. "Unfortunately,...

... interested in what is happening in the retail market. Fuel prices at gas stations this year are behaving differently than usual. Traditionally, at the end of the year, DF prices would rise due to 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 ...

... company increases. Conversely, if large companies merge, both organizations’ stock values should rise on the exchange. History provides numerous examples of such occurrences among major industrial enterprises. Regarding economic conditions, stock prices can decrease if demand for specific products falls. For example, with vehicles or computer equipment losing traction, companies operating in those sectors may significantly lose ground. According to S.I. Tereshkin, investing in securities is a promising tool ...