Coffee in Russia may increase in price by 20-40% in 2025. This is associated with several factors, including rising global coffee prices and potential shortages of coffee beans. Major producers like Brazil and Vietnam are facing challenges related to climate change and crop yields. In this article, we examine the reasons for this price increase, its consequences for consumers, options for savings, and future price forecasts for coffee. Learn how you can prepare for market changes ...

... reflect significant changes. IPOs, mega-rounds, and global startup growth will define a new era in venture investments. Interest in innovations is increasing, with technology startups in artificial intelligence and beyond taking center stage. Despite global economic challenges, there is a noticeable rise in investments in startups this year. We will analyze which companies have become new unicorns, which venture funds are betting on the future, and why many startups choose IPOs as their market exit strategy. Startup ...

... increase in orders would positively impact GDP expectations. 18:30 MSK: USA - EIA Oil Inventories Inventory data will influence global oil prices. A decrease in inventories typically supports price increases, benefiting Russian oil companies. 21:45 MSK: ... ... ($FL): Report before U.S. market open; expected revenue growth – 1.1% What to expect: Weak revenue growth at 1.1% indicates challenges in retail due to declining demand for athletic shoes and apparel. Investors will also pay attention to comparable sales ...

... significant events and economic data that could influence markets in the U.S., Russia, and other countries. Keep an eye on key metrics and speeches to make informed forecasts. Monday, November 18 G20 Summit (Day 1): Opening sessions traditionally focus on global economic challenges, sustainable growth, trade policy, climate change, and international security. Discussions on cooperation between major economies are expected to foster stability. Central Bank Speakers: Bank of Japan Governor: Investors anticipate insights ...

... the sector for renewable energy sources (RES) — wind and solar — continues to grow; however, their intermittency compels governments to maintain coal generation as a reserve for peak load situations. The International Energy Agency predicts that global electricity generation from coal will gradually decline after 2025, yet the current year demonstrates how challenging it is to immediately abandon coal without risking energy systems. For investors in the FES, this signals that traditional segments — coal, oil, and gas industries — will remain significant in the coming years, although they will modernize ...