... demands, economic factors, and monetary policy. Here are the primary contributors to the debt surge. Persistent Budget Deficits One of the leading causes of the growing debt is the consistent budget deficit, where federal expenditures exceed incoming revenue. Major areas of government spending include: Social Programs: Key commitments like pensions, healthcare, and support for low-income citizens require substantial funds. These are critical for social stability but represent a major portion of the ...

... reduce export volumes. 3. Eurozone Q3 2024 GDP (13:00 MSK) GDP reflects the Eurozone's overall economic state. Positive data strengthen the euro and may boost demand for Russian goods. Negative figures could weaken the euro and decrease Russia's export revenues. 4. U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls Report for November (16:30 MSK) This report influences the dollar and global financial markets. Strong data can strengthen the dollar, leading to a weaker ruble and higher import prices. Weak data may weaken the dollar,...

... production of aseptic packaging. The project is expected to be completed by 2027, which will allow the company to increase production volumes and market share. Financial Results and Growth Indicators Since 2021, the company has experienced rapid growth. Revenue has more than doubled—from 1.1 billion rubles to 2.6 billion rubles. Net profit has also shown high growth rates, reaching 391 million rubles as of mid-2024. The EBITDA figure for the first half of 2024 increased by 78.3%, totaling 215 million ...

... Europe, as well as formed partnerships with major brands—for example, releasing exclusive collections in collaboration with Coca-Cola and the popular manga franchise One Piece. Thanks to successful marketing and a broad sales geography, Pop Mart’s revenue has surged: it has more than tripled over the past six months, with net profit expected to increase by approximately 350% year-on-year in the first half of 2025. Pop Mart Surpasses Gazprom in Value The fact that a toy manufacturer has managed ...

... fuel immediately to transport goods and passengers. Another example is private gas stations, which purchase a batch of gasoline and diesel, ranging from 5,000 to 30,000 liters, equivalent to a tanker. However, they sell it in smaller batches, so their revenue comes in over several days. Since the marketplace did not offer financing and installment plans, we were missing out on a large number of customers. So, we decided to address this issue. B2B loans and installment plans for marketplace customers ...