... and production growth. Risks and uncertainties for investors While the lifting of sanctions opens up new opportunities, one should not forget about potential risks. The global political situation remains unpredictable, and any changes in international relations may lead to the return of sanctions. In addition, companies whose activities were previously restricted may face difficulties in restoring ties and establishing new markets. On the other hand, Russian investors should take into account that domestic economic policy will also change. A possible reduction in interest rates by the Bank of Russia and support for strategically important industries from the state create favorable conditions for investment in the industrial and technological sectors. What ...

... sentiments within the ECB. Conversely, any minor uptick in unemployment would signal the influence of tighter monetary policy on economic activity. US – PCE Inflation (15:30 MSK): The key US inflation indicator—the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) ... ... cost-cutting measures (including closing some stores and layoffs) and trends in the prescription drug segment. Any positive surprises related to earnings or an upward revision of guidance could push shares higher after a prolonged decline since the beginning of ...

... active discussion regarding the possibility of Western brands returning to the Russian market. This has been driven by changing economic conditions, global companies adapting to new realities, and an analysis of promising markets. According to expert estimates,... ... scientist Vadim Siprov notes that the process of Western companies returning will depend on the geopolitical situation and the relations between major world powers. Among the brands that are expected to be among the first to return are: McDonald's — the ...

... It affects all countries, regardless of their level of development, and undermines the foundations of public administration, economic development, and social justice. However, its scale and forms can vary significantly from region to region. Definition ... ... public property for personal purposes, or the manipulation of public contracts. 3. Nepotism Giving preferential treatment to relatives or friends in appointments or allocation of resources. This undermines the principles of meritocracy and good governance....

... projects across various countries. Typically, these efforts are directed towards several areas, including geothermal plants, wind and hydroelectric energy, biogas, and tidal energy. Producers have long recognized the potential of these areas and their economic benefits. The transition from traditional fuels to inexpensive natural sources is evident. Unlike oil and gas, these alternatives are inexhaustible, and their extraction is relatively simple and cost-effective. However, the sector is facing funding shortages. Not all countries actively invest public funds in the development of alternative energy. So, why not capitalize on this opportunity? How can one invest in the industry ...