... stricter supplier checks, combating misleading advertising, and potential prescription regulations for certain supplements—add uncertainty. Nevertheless, large companies with strong management and reliable quality controls can expect higher returns. Valuation of such companies is usually based on revenue and EBITDA growth, as well as customer base characteristics and brand awareness. For investors, clear financial indicators are crucial: currency revenue, profitability, debt burden, and resilience of the business ...

... oil prices, competitive wars among major market players, political instability, and other factors negatively impact company valuations and the prices of their securities. The IMF is convinced that global GDP growth will slow considerably this year. Stability ... ... exceed income generated from dividend payouts. Experts suggest that this year, investments should be directed towards large companies such as Google, Amazon, Facebook, Tesla, and Netflix. These are stable corporations that have long remained market leaders....

... particularly forecasts for product and service demand, may rattle the markets. Investors will scrutinize reports from these flagship companies, as their results can affect broad stock market dynamics not only in the U.S. but globally. Friday, August 1, 2025 Major ... ... seek answers to key questions: will the Fed maintain its rate and a restrained rhetoric (crucial for money costs and company valuations), will the U.S. economy demonstrate a strong labor market despite easing inflation , what are the prospects for the ...

... participation in other organizations, and interest receivable. In the first half of 2025, the significant influx of other income might have been due to currency revaluation of monetary items: for example, the ruble's depreciation led to an increase in the ruble valuation of currency revenues in accounts and other assets, generating paper profits. Additionally, dividends from subsidiaries and affiliated companies brought substantial sums: Gazprom typically receives payments from profitable subsidiaries (primarily PAO Gazprom Neft and others) in the second quarter, after annual meetings. In 2024, despite the overall consolidated loss of the group under ...

... will also be in focus—any news about refinancing or selling non-core assets to improve the balance sheet will impact investor valuations. FTAI Aviation (FTAI) – Report After Market Closure Forecasts: EPS of $1.56 (up 83.5% year-on-year), revenue of ~$542.... ... management regarding future quarters trigger the most significant volatility in stocks. Special attention should be given to companies whose results can serve as barometers for entire industries. For instance, Visa's report will reflect the state of global ...