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The author of the entry assessed the decision of the US president as harmful and bad. He wrote that although the order for Russian oil was small, it had significant political implications, and the US strengthened Russia as a stabilizer of the oil market, provided funds to the Kremlin for the war, and legitimized the return to economic agreements. https://t.co/4AocxbMLCV #Polityka #USA #Rosja #USA #RU (translated)

The implementation of the central energy market information system (CSIRE) in Poland faces delays due to the need for additional time from the largest energy companies, which will affect the full operational capability of the system and the benefits for energy consumers. #CSIRE #energetyka #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The author assessed that Donald Trump's recent decisions might have been aimed at rebuilding Republican support before the Congress elections on November 3. He pointed to the promise of a $5,000 payout, Trump's change of stance on mail-in voting, and the energy agreement with Vladimir Putin, which was purportedly meant to help lower fuel prices. According to the author, the supply of Russian oil could have had a minimal impact on prices but serious political consequences. The author wrote that Europe is bearing the costs of sanctions, and Ukraine continues to face Russian aggression, while Trump presented the agreement as a way to combat inflation. He also noted a decline in support for the president and growing social discontent, as well as some Republican politicians publicly distancing themselves from the administration's decisions. According to the author, Trump's actions did not fit into a long-term economic strategy but were aimed at regaining voters and maintaining a Republican majority in Congress. He argued that the president was primarily concerned with his own political survival and the interests of his family and friends. He warned that the security of allies, sanctions, and the international credibility of the USA should not be used to achieve such goals. The author concluded that Trump should not be trusted or relied upon for long-term agreements. In his view, cooperation with him should be limited to the bare minimum, as his position could change depending on current political interests. #Trump #Polityka #Geopolityka (translated)

Filip Dąb-Mirowski wrote that Donald Trump announced an agreement with Vladimir Putin regarding the resumption of Russian diesel exports to international markets. According to the author, the U.S. Department of the Treasury suspended related sanctions until April 7, 2027. Dąb-Mirowski assessed that sales could provide Russia with funds for further waging war, as the planned budget deficit was expected to be twice as high as initially anticipated, and the economy and finances were experiencing the greatest collapse since the 1990s. He also wrote that Putin was cutting social spending, directing funds to the military. The author noted that Russia would not be able to supply the planned volumes, reaching 3 million tons, in the foreseeable future. He cited the shutdown of the largest refineries due to Ukrainian airstrikes, limited maritime export capabilities, and prioritization of domestic market supply as reasons. He added that supplies of that size would not impact the global market, as they would be too small relative to its needs. Dąb-Mirowski speculated that the agreement could precede an American ultimatum to Ukraine to stop attacks on Russian petrochemicals. He also pointed out that it was announced during a visit by a Ukrainian delegation to Florida, where they were supposed to prepare a peace plan together with American negotiators. According to the author, President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed frustration that Ukraine was acting as a shield for negotiations with Russia. The author claimed that the Republicans were heading for a historic defeat in the upcoming midterms, which were to take place in four weeks, and Trump wanted to lower fuel prices in the U.S. Dąb-Mirowski indicated the Strait of Hormuz as the heart of the problem, which — he wrote — Trump had failed to resolve. He summarized that in his opinion, this confirmed the pro-Russian nature of the current U.S. administration. #Trump #Putin #sankcje (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak announced the immediate lifting of restrictions, earlier than planned. He added that Novak also spoke about Moscow's readiness for future coordination of actions with the United States to create a more predictable market. #Rosja #Nowak #rynki #PL #RU #US (translated)

Bartosz Lewandowski wondered whether those behind the actions against the president of the NBP were aware of their possible consequences for the financial market. He described these actions as having solely a PR dimension following the judgments of the Constitutional Tribunal, which—he wrote—were published and issued by an undisputed panel. He pointed to the decline in Poland's ratings, enormous debt and deficit, as well as what he believed to be a planned political attack on the president of the independent central bank. He added that the market is particularly sensitive to such actions. He also asked whether the goal was to plunge Poland into financial trouble to convince Poles to quickly enter the eurozone. #Polska #finanse #NBP (translated)

The average price of used apartments in Krakow increased in September to 18,000 PLN/sq m, bringing it closer to Warsaw, where the price is 18,100 PLN/sq m, despite the fact that the supply of apartments in the secondary market in most cities remains lower than a year ago. (translated)

Monika Jadwiga Piątkowska called on councilor Łukasz Gibała to participate in an open debate. She wrote that the residents of Krakow have the right to see them together and hear answers to their questions. She announced that on October 9 at 5 PM she will be waiting for him at the Main Market Square under the piggy bank. https://t.co/UDyzlUvNDG #Kraków #Debata #Polityka (translated)

"We must move away from chasing others and become architects and leaders of the green market ourselves." President Lee Jae Myung urged South Korea to leverage its innovative advantage to take a leading position in the global green economy. #KoreaPołudniowa #OdnawialneŹródłaEnergii #Dekarbonizacja (translated)

Phil Konieczny announced that he has published a new video on YouTube with his thoughts on the market. He wrote that the material achieved a record result — 100,000 views in 16 hours — and after each video, several hundred new viewers were joining his channel. https://t.co/uOwIAX00W4 #YouTube #film #rynek (translated)

The proposed UC100 law regarding packaging raises controversies because it may burden entrepreneurs with new taxes and lead to market monopolization by NFOŚiGW, which in turn raises concerns about financial implications for consumers and could contribute to the intensification of political tensions related to environmental issues. #UC100 #opakowania #ochronąśrodowiska (translated)

Noa Argamani, a former Hamas hostage, has started a new job at the venture capital firm Vine Ventures, where she intends to support Israeli startups in achieving success in the American market and share her experience, which has brought her to the global stage. #NoaArgamani #VentureCapital #Startupy (translated)

The author wrote that during the debate in Parliament about affordable housing, people who are practically excluded from the housing market should not be overlooked. He mentioned that nearly 90 million people with disabilities lived in the European Union. https://t.co/KVAiO78KIG #Mieszkania #Niepełnosprawność #ZrównoważonyRozwój #EU (translated)

Concrete Gold ® claimed that developers manipulated the status of apartments, marking them as reserved to create pressure and encourage customers to buy. It also pointed out cases where units marked as sold reappeared as available. The author suggested that apartment statuses be included in the RCN, which — in his opinion — would allow detecting such practices and determining which developers the designation "sold" meant little to. #nieruchomości #deweloperzy #rynekmieszkaniowy (translated)

The ORLEN Press Office alleged that in 2023 the company, without a legal basis and in violation of its own procedures, artificially lowered fuel prices to influence the outcome of the parliamentary elections. According to the office, these actions led to violations of fuel reserves, problems for drivers with refueling, and sales below market prices. ORLEN's losses were estimated at 3.5 billion PLN, and Poland's western neighbors reportedly bought over 80 million liters of fuel in the country at that time. The office claimed that selling below market prices halved the fuel import to Poland. It pointed out that imports covered one third of domestic consumption, and prices in Poland had to follow the quotes of refined fuels in global markets so that importers would not have to sell them cheaper than they bought them. The Polish Organization of the Oil Industry and Trade reported the cessation of imports, and the matter was handled by the prosecutor's office. The office stated that from the beginning of July to the end of September 2023, global diesel prices increased by about 40%, while Poland was the only EU country where fuel prices fell. It also noted that the fuel crisis it described at the time was due to a shortage of refining capacity and the supply of refined fuels, rather than oil prices. #Polska #kryzys #paliwa (translated)