... pressures and limited access to foreign investments. Key Risks Geopolitical Instability Heightened trade wars, particularly between the U.S. and China. Regional conflicts affecting energy supply and supply chains. Climate Change The economic consequences of natural disasters and climate adaptation increase the burden on national budgets. Debt Load Default risks are increasing, especially in developing countries with a high dependence on external borrowing. Investor Recommendations Portfolio Diversification Increase ...

... discuss how to reduce anxiety levels and learn to enjoy the moment. Why Has Anxiety Become a Part of Our Lives? Anxiety is a natural response of the body to stress. In small doses, it can be beneficial, as it helps prepare us for challenging situations.... ... and disrupt our lives. The reasons for anxiety can vary: An overload of information — daily news about crises, problems, and disasters creates a sense of instability. Social media — comparing ourselves to the "ideal" lives of others makes ...

... are tightening environmental and financial regulations, requiring adjustments to business strategies and investments. For instance, new carbon emissions rules in the EU could impact companies in the energy and transportation sectors. Climate Change Natural disasters and heightened awareness of climate issues prompt investors to consider ESG factors when building portfolios. This is particularly relevant for companies operating in sectors such as agriculture, construction, and energy. What Should Investors ...

... economic, political, and other factors. Non-market risks may include economic factors (economic crises, inflation, interest rate changes), political factors (government instability, legal changes, sanctions), and various force majeure events (such as natural disasters or pandemics). Such events can negatively impact the value of investments, even if the chosen instruments themselves are reliable. Risk of Asset Price Decline One of the most obvious market risks is the risk of a decline in the market price ...

... (such as unscheduled repairs by Norwegian producers) may trigger a surge in gas prices at the end of summer. Conversely, early accumulation of reserves will exert downward pressure on quotes. Weather Factor: Prolonged extreme heat or the occurrence of natural disasters (hurricanes, floods) – particularly in the U.S. and Asia – may affect both demand for energy resources and the operation of energy infrastructure. Investors are closely monitoring forecasts: extreme temperatures could lead to real electricity ...