... their investments in new projects and expansion of production capacities. This will lead to a decrease in investments aimed at upgrading equipment and developing new models, potentially slowing down technological development in the industry. Possible Measures and Strategies for Stabilizing the Market 1. Government Support for the Automotive Industry The government can support the automotive sector through subsidizing auto loans, reducing tax pressure on automakers, and financing programs for the scrappage ...

... Macroprudential Restrictions from the Central Bank Since the end of 2023, the Central Bank of Russia has introduced additional macroprudential limits on the issuance of unsecured loans to alleviate the debt burden on the population and stabilize the market. Such measures aim to reduce the level of over-indebtedness and protect the financial system from potential crises. As a result, banks are compelled to tighten lending conditions, reflecting on the volume and availability of credit cards. Changes in Consumer ...

... Heinz’s quarterly report will likely reflect slowing growth: consumers have become more price-sensitive, and while the company has raised prices, sales volumes may have decreased. Nevertheless, the business hopes to maintain margins through cost-cutting measures and efficiencies. If the actual financial results exceed expectations or management improves guidance for the year, KHC shares could rebound from recent lows (the stock has lost ~18% over the year). Conversely, neutral or weak figures will confirm ...

... increasing pressure on Russia's oil exports. It examines Western plans aimed at limiting Russian oil sales, including tighter sanctions and enhanced oversight to prevent circumvention of established restrictions. The potential economic consequences of such measures are highlighted, both for Russia and the global oil market. The article also analyzes Russia's capacity to counter these actions, such as by developing alternative export channels and trade partnerships. The United States aims to intensify sanctions ...

... remain high, exceeding 20%. This indicates that many companies are taking out loans despite the high key interest rate and the associated increase in borrowing costs. However, the central bank emphasizes that we have not yet reached a credit bubble, as measures have been implemented to curtail further growth. Why Is This Happening? High Interest Rates: The Central Bank raises the key interest rate, making borrowing more expensive. Nevertheless, a significant portion of companies continues to take loans,...