... European Market As for the European market, the situation there is also far from ideal. The existing structure of the European Union is not to everyone's liking. Only a quarter of the electorate still finds it appealing, while others believe that a reform is essential. A shift in the political landscape would lead to significant fluctuations in the market. Analysts are convinced that the Eurozone must adhere to specific guidelines now more than ever: Active tax policy. This will help mitigate periods of minimal economic growth as well as inflationary fluctuations. With this approach, Europe may avoid a "lost decade," akin to Japan's experience in the late twentieth century. While this is a painful ...

... to 115 rubles following the inauguration. They argue that the ruble will remain under pressure due to factors related to future White House policies, including: The U.S. trade policy, which may intensify restrictions on Russian raw material exports. Tax and immigration reforms that could influence the attractiveness of investments in emerging markets. Increased sanctions pressure, which will reflect on currency flows and investments. Moderate Ruble Weakening According to estimates from experts consulted by "RBC ...