... potentially reducing dependence on the import of internal combustion engine vehicles. On the other hand, this puts pressure on the oil industry, demanding diversification and innovation. In the short term, the growth in car sales, including Chinese vehicles, may temporarily increase fuel demand. However, in the long run, the transition to electric vehicles will inevitably lead to a decrease in the consumption of traditional fuels. Oil companies should closely monitor these trends and develop strategies to maintain business resilience in changing market conditions. It is important to note that the success of electric vehicles in Russia will depend not only on ...

... giant Deere & Co (manufacturer of agricultural and construction equipment) will report its quarterly figures—its metrics are traditionally viewed as indicators of demand in the agricultural sector and investment activity in infrastructure. Strong sales ... ... profitability amid fluctuating costs and uncertainty in the commodities market. A reduction in costs and stable output at Barrick may reassure investors in the commodities sector, while any signs of margin pressure could raise red flags across the mining segment....

... generate operating profit. The abolition of the increased MET and the maintenance of a relatively weak ruble will continue to support the gross margin in the second half of the year. If the company maintains the achieved level of sales profitability, it may realize even a small operating profit for the entire 2025 year (before accounting for other factors). Market conditions in H2 2025. The start of the autumn-winter season is traditionally accompanied by increased gas demand and potential price hikes. The European gas market, although not currently a primary market for Gazprom, influences global energy prices. If the winter of 2025/26 is cold, the price situation may improve ...

... home, making this option ideal for both entrepreneurs and individuals with limited mobility. Profits can be made on not only traditional currencies like dollars and euros but also on more exotic ones. Disadvantages The drawbacks include: Exchange rate ... ... policies of the bank or exchange office. To earn, the profit must fully compensate for this difference; otherwise, investors may face losses. Risk. Investments always come with risks, which generally increase with potential profits. To protect one’s ...

... the various motivations behind investors' decision-making. To some extent, this explains certain anomalies between financial models and actual outcomes. A thorough understanding of financial psychology can help investors recognize some shortcomings of traditional finance. It also enhances awareness of cognitive biases and mistakes they may make as investors. In the realm of quantitative investing, efforts are being made to incorporate real-world outcomes rather than mere theoretical frameworks into decision-making.