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Is MOL a good buyer?
Siniša Mali claims that the Hungarian MOL signed the contract on the sale of NIS. What does the identity card of this Hungarian giant say? What kind of company is MOL?

Siniša Mali claims that the Hungarian MOL signed the contract on the sale of NIS. What does the identity card of this Hungarian giant say? What kind of company is MOL?

The Hungarian company MOL has signed an agreement to take over the majority Russian share in the Serbian Oil Industry, Siniša Mali told Bloomberg. What kind of customer is MOL?

In the latest World Economic Forecasts, the IMF estimated that the world economy has so far withstood the conflict in the Middle East, but that oil supplies are running out and that additional shocks could quickly be transmitted to prices and supply.

Serbia currently has the largest fuel reserves in the region, which cover 51 days of net imports, according to data from the Secretariat of the Energy Community. But that is not enough.

The new license enables continuity of supply while working on a long-term solution for NIS, says Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović

Oil prices rose 7 percent today after airstrikes continued in the Middle East, raising concerns about a supply cut. US government data shows that domestic crude oil inventories have fallen to multi-year lows

Oil topped $100 a barrel for the first time since May this year, with new conflicts in the Middle East. During that time, Serbia is also in trouble, so it again consumes reserves and increases the price of fuel

For Iranians, the Strait of Hormuz is a guarantee of survival and the most effective weapon for mass disruption of the global economy. The game is played on the edge of the abyss, but neither side has full control over events

Two tankers carrying Saudi oil to Asia changed course in the Red Sea today due to threats from the Yemeni Houthis. With the Strait of Hormuz closed, this could further catapult the price of oil
Fuel and oil prices are falling everywhere except in Serbia, where Eurodiesel and gasoline have gone up by two dinars. Experts explain that the reason for this is that Serbia has the highest excise tax in the region

Donald Trump has triumphantly declared on several occasions that a peace agreement with Iran has been reached. This time Tehran also confirmed it. It is due to be signed on Friday in Switzerland and end the war that began on February 28 with the attack on Iran by the US and Israel

The Government of Serbia made a new decision according to which the reduced amounts of excise duty on oil derivatives are valid until June 14

After the American agency approved MOL's potential buyer status, the negotiations between the two parties, according to occasional statements by Serbian officials, move along the "hot-cold" line.

Global oil stocks could fall to a critically low level of 6,8 billion barrels by September if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed at that time, analysts believe. Some, however, fear that this could happen as early as July or August
The state leadership is struggling to realize its ownership right and to help change ownership that would not jeopardize the further work of NIS, says NBS Governor Jorgovanka Tabaković.

For now, higher crude oil exports from the United States and weaker imports from China are key factors that have helped buffer the global market from a bigger shock. From June, however, the situation changes if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed

If fuel prices remain high, airlines that have not hedged against rising prices could go bankrupt

According to data from the European Association of Automobile Manufacturers, electric vehicles in the European Union account for about 18,8 percent of new registrations

The UAE's announcement to leave OPEC moderated the rise in oil prices

From May 1, the transit of Kazakh crude oil through the Druzhba pipeline through Russian territory to the PCK refinery in Germany will be prohibited.

Diesel at pumps in Serbia has risen in price by 17 dinars, and gasoline by 10 dinars per liter in 40 days, i.e. since the beginning of the war in Iran and the great global energy crisis. We compare price increases in Serbia with other European countries

Countries around the world are finding it increasingly difficult to cope with high oil and gas prices. The forecasts of the International Energy Agency for April are not at all encouraging
While the prices of wheat and oilseeds on world markets are falling, the costs of fuel and fertilizers are rising, putting producers under serious financial pressure. A combination of market and geopolitical factors is once again threatening the food supply chain
One of the consequences of the war against Iran is that the global price of oil has increased by about 60 percent

During the conflict in the Middle East, NIS buys oil from Norway, Guyana, Iraq, Kazakhstan, as well as the United States, Forbes writes.

Regime media in Serbia portrays the oil ruin of Croats and Slovenes, in which the wise Vučić is the only one who maintains prosperity in the country. The specific figures are slightly different

Trump is furious that he can't simply order the Europeans to send ships to open the Strait of Hormuz, CNN's Stephen Collinson writes in an analysis