... Without Buybacks: A Pause in Stock Repurchases Alongside the sale of external stocks, Berkshire Hathaway has also paused its stock buybacks. For the third consecutive quarter, the company has not repurchased its shares from the market, despite actively employing this strategy in previous years to return capital to shareholders. Analysts note that this decision is largely tied to the valuation of the conglomerate's own stock. Buffett has emphasized that he will only engage in buybacks if Berkshire’s ...

... Government Spending Reducing government spending, especially in social and infrastructure programs, could temporarily reduce the deficit. However, such measures are unpopular, as they could negatively affect the standard of living of citizens, the level of employment and social stability. Despite this, reducing spending could have a short-term effect, reducing the need for new borrowing. 3. Selling additional government bonds The government can increase the volume of government bonds with attractive yields ...

... sell when their value has significantly increased. These investments are typically aimed at 10 years or more. This approach has turned many into millionaires, such as those who invested in shares of Coca-Cola, Adidas, and others years ago. Investors employing this method focus on long-term growth and do not react to short-term price dips. According to analytical data, this strategy has proven to be effective, demonstrated by the decades-long success of professional investors. Acquisition for a Stake ...

.... Liquefied natural gas (LNG) production expands Gazprom’s presence in global markets, including Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Job creation Gazprom’s activities directly and indirectly provide jobs for hundreds of thousands of people: Direct employment includes employees engaged in production, transportation, processing and maintenance of facilities. Indirect impact includes job creation in construction, logistics and other related industries. Gazprom also actively supports the training and ...

... resolved diplomatically as regional players get involved in the process," he states. "Key Persian Gulf countries exporting oil and LNG, such as Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia, are interested in maintaining their exports and are likely to employ all available leverage to resolve the situation. In the case of a partial blockade of the Strait by Iran, a scenario where vessels are guided under the protection of other regional players is entirely plausible." The prospect of blocking the ...