... uncertainty surrounding potential tariffs significantly reduces appetite for risk. Industrial and automotive giants in Europe are particularly vulnerable, having already incurred costs from tariff confrontations. For instance, recent half-year results from Volkswagen showed a profit decline of over 30%, largely due to additional expenses of about €1.3 billion related to tariffs in the US. Despite this, most European indices remained in the green, as hopes for imminent easing from central banks and companies’ ...

... information about the entrepreneur and his professional activities can be explored on the website: sergeytereshkin.ru (сергейтерешкин.ру). Which Companies are Using Innovative Technologies In the automotive sector, companies such as Volkswagen, Elaphe Propulsion Technologies, Moovster, and Vinturas have opted to enhance their production and sales processes through innovative technologies. These companies have signed official contracts with IBM. The enterprises aim to use cloud solutions ...

... restoration of international companies is expected in the following sectors: Food and beverage (McDonald's, KFC, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo); Retail (H&M, Zara, Uniqlo, IKEA); Technology and electronics (Apple, Microsoft, Intel, Samsung); Automotive (Ford, Volkswagen, BMW, Toyota); Sports apparel and footwear (Nike, Adidas, Puma). Conclusion The return of Western brands to Russia will be a significant event for both businesses and consumers. This will create new opportunities for the market; however, Russian ...

... future monetary policy, influencing the British pound and European markets. Canadian GDP Data: Strong GDP growth can influence the Canadian dollar and trade relations with the U.S., impacting North American markets. Corporate Earnings Reports: Europe: Volkswagen AG (VOW): The automotive giant is expected to release its earnings report. Investors will look for insights into consumer demand and supply chain dynamics. Deutsche Bank AG (DBK): The financial institution's earnings will provide indications ...

... was the agreement between Washington and Brussels that has prevented the introduction of new U.S. tariffs on EU goods from August 1. The looming threat of a large tariff war over European automotive industry has receded. Shares of major automakers (Volkswagen, BMW, Stellantis) surged on news of the compromise, as the risk of 25–70% tariffs on car exports to the U.S. was lifted. However, uncertainty in global trade remains – negotiations between the U.S. and China as well as other partners are ...