... of chemical attacks in the list of possible actions, highlighting the seriousness of the American approach. Invasion objectives. Priority was given to strategic targets and communications that would enable the U.S. to control critical resources and transport routes. The Canadian Response: Invasion Plan Against the U.S. Recognizing the potential threat from the U.S., Canada began developing its own defense plans. As early as 1921, a scenario for a possible invasion of the U.S. was created. This decision ...

..., product quality certificates, etc. In the "My Sales" section, the seller has information on all their transactions: Order statuses — completed, canceled, in progress, awaiting payment, delivery, confirmation; Buyer information; Transportation details. The seller can generate a sales report for a selected period, which includes: Warehouse address; Product name; Shipping date; Volume in tons; Carrier information. Contracts with all counterparties are stored in the personal ...

... – The increase in butter prices is directly related to rising costs of milk and livestock feed. Fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate – Imported ingredients, such as feed and fertilizers, have become more expensive. Logistics costs – Rising transportation expenses also impact the final price of products. Seasonal demand – In the lead-up to Maslenitsa, prices of key ingredients traditionally rise. However, the drop in egg prices has partially mitigated the overall increase, attributed to ...

.... What Does This Mean for Investors? 1. Growth of the Domestic Market Sanctions have forced Russian businesses to focus on the domestic market, creating new opportunities in areas such as: Manufacturing and Industry; Technology and IT; Logistics and Transport; Energy and Mining. 2. Potential for Import Substitution Many Western companies have exited the Russian market, but domestic producers have filled the gap. This opens up opportunities for investment in companies developing local analogs of Western ...

... Chinese market with caution. Impact on Commodity Markets Increased Chinese consumption on Singles' Day can affect demand for commodities. As Chinese consumers buy more, demand rises for oil, metals, and other resources required for manufacturing and transportation of goods. This is especially relevant for companies dealing in commodities. High sales on Singles' Day may provide short-term support for oil and other resource prices. In the Russian market, Open Oil Market offers a platform where companies ...