... European automotive industry has receded. Shares of major automakers (Volkswagen, BMW, Stellantis) surged on news of the compromise, as the risk of 25–70% tariffs on car exports to the U.S. was lifted. However, uncertainty in global trade remains – negotiations between the U.S. and China as well as other partners are ongoing, and European businesses are still accounting for the possibility of new barriers in the future. The eurozone economy stagnated in Q2 (~+0.1% q/q), and inflation decreased to ...

... strategy, and competitive environment. The company and its management provide necessary data (financial reports, plans, contracts) in the form of a confidential information memorandum. At this stage, the main risks and potential returns are identified. Negotiations and agreements. Interested investors discuss the terms of the round: the amount of investment, company valuation, rights of future shareholders, and other parameters. Term sheets and key documents outlining agreements between the parties ...

... and Russia, providing insights into the health of various sectors, from consumer demand to natural resources. Macroeconomic Events for July 25 All day – second day of the EU-China summit in Beijing. Leaders of the European Union and China continue negotiations on trade and economic cooperation, investments, and climate initiatives. The summit marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the EU and China, taking place against the backdrop of recent trade disagreements. Investors are ...

... Middle East or Latin America, to reduce dependency on the U.S. market. Additionally, media reports reveal that against the backdrop of Trump's threats, a high-level delegation has been sent to Moscow: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval has arrived for negotiations with the RF leadership. Although the visit was planned in advance, given the current context, it has acquired particular significance for coordinating energy policy between India and Russia. The Kremlin, on its part, has labeled Washington's ...

... alternate gas suppliers. However, a complete rejection of Russian gas has not yet been realized—some countries, such as Hungary, maintain high levels of purchases under contracts with Gazprom. Statements from Hungarian leadership about their readiness to negotiate with Moscow bypassing Brussels (in the event of an EU-wide ban on Russian gas) demonstrate the limitations of a unified position within the bloc. Overall, geopolitical risks remain one of the main drivers of the reconfiguration of global energy ...