... in global politics towards the gradual lifting of sanctions from some sectors of the Russian economy. Investors and entrepreneurs are watching this with hope, since the easing of sanctions pressure may provide new opportunities for business, improve economic prospects and revive the investment market. What does this mean for a Russian investor and how can it affect the financial stability of companies? Let's figure it out. Reasons and prospects for the lifting of sanctions The easing of sanctions ...

... 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 ... ... twentieth century. While this is a painful measure, it is crucial for maintaining stability. Preservation of credit and financial policies. The head of the European Central Bank, who significantly lowered interest rates to nearly negative levels to alleviate ...

... investors. How will this decision impact the Russian automotive market and investment prospects? Our article examines the changes that will occur with the arrival of Japanese hybrids, as well as the potential long-term consequences for Russian-Japanese economic relations. Discover how these relaxations can support the Russian economy and what it means for market participants. Japan Lifts Restrictions on Hybrid Car Exports to Russia: Market Impact and Prospects for Investors Japan has made significant ...

... potential supply growth from Venezuela have emerged: the largest American company received the right to resume production there, which could add over 200,000 barrels per day to the market in the future. The increase in supply, coupled with risks of a global economic slowdown, creates a "cooling" effect on prices: despite short-term attempts for Brent to exceed $70, the market reacts cautiously to the surplus of raw materials. Additional support for oil prices is provided by data from the U.S. In ...

... already impacting European businesses: Capital flight. Companies are beginning to relocate production to regions with more favorable conditions. Job cuts. Increased costs are leading to the closure of enterprises and a decline in employment. Slowdown in economic growth. High barriers and costs are limiting the growth potential of the EU economy. What Investors and Traders Should Pay Attention To Asset revaluation. Companies reliant on high energy costs may face further declines in profitability. Investments ...