... than 2% in 2020. This rapid growth is beginning to apply pressure on gasoline demand in the country, which could have serious consequences for the oil industry and oil exporters, including Russia. Government support, infrastructure development, and technological innovations have become key factors in this rapid growth. Global Influence China is becoming a leader in the global electric vehicle market: One out of every two electric vehicles sold worldwide is sold in China, highlighting the scale of ...

... maintaining alliances: a portion of the US nuclear bombs is stationed at NATO bases in Europe for collective security. In general, although the size of the US arsenal is gradually decreasing, it remains one of the most modern and reliable in terms of technological level and readiness. Notably: Despite political tensions, Moscow and Washington currently comply with the quantitative limits of the New START treaty (no more than 1,550 deployed strategic warheads for each side). However, the current term ...

... Reflects the mood of European investors and analysts at the beginning of the month. 17:00 (USA): Factory Orders for June. An indicator of demand for manufactured goods in the U.S., affecting GDP forecasts. Corporate Earnings: Before market open: Palantir Technologies, BioNTech, Tyson Foods, ON Semiconductor. Morning reports will set the tone for the week: Palantir will report amid hype around AI, BioNTech will present results following a vaccine boom, while Tyson and ON Semiconductor's data will showcase ...

... by becoming the first publicly traded American company to reach a market capitalization of $2 trillion. The company took 40 years to achieve the $1 trillion milestone and merely 2 years to double that figure. It is becoming increasingly evident that technology companies have taken the lead. The IT revolution has created space for numerous smaller enterprises that exhibit remarkable growth and are capturing significant market share. While financial and energy companies once dominated the upper echelons ...

... this policy? Risks to Brand and Trust Forced measures, such as mass layoffs and factory closures, may significantly undermine Volkswagen's reputation in its home market. In Germany, the company has always been a symbol of stability, German quality, and technological leadership, but current decisions could alter perceptions of the brand as an employer and a reliable partner for the local economy. Job cuts on such a scale will inevitably lead to negative reactions from both employees and unions. The strikes ...