... mitigate regulatory risks. 6. The Role of Sanctions and Internal Reforms Despite ongoing sanctions pressure, business empires managed to adapt by: Reengineering supply chains through Kazakhstan, the UAE, and Turkey. Actively using the yuan and rupee in ... ... become more active in investing in charitable funds, educational programs, and "green" projects. This enhances social capital and reduces potential regulatory risks. 8. Forecast Until the End of 2025 Conservative Scenario: maintaining commodity ...

... and Corporate Investors in the Market Large institutional players continue to expand their presence in the crypto industry. Banks and investment firms are launching new products based on digital assets and offering clients cryptocurrency custody and management services. In 2025, several financial giants on Wall Street have filed applications for launching spot Bitcoin ETFs, while existing cryptocurrency funds are experiencing record capital inflows (including into Ethereum funds) amounting to billions of dollars — indicating sustained interest and trust from traditional investors. Traditional exchanges and banks are also exploring the use of cryptocurrencies in transactions. For ...

... surged). The report emphasized that Berkshire Hathaway continues to buy back shares, remaining committed to its shareholder capital return strategy. Investors view the conglomerate's positioning positively: the diversification of businesses and Buffett's ... ... sanctions could negatively impact the company's revenue and profit. On the other hand, "Norilsk Nickel" is generally managing to maintain stable production volumes, redirect exports to friendly markets, and control costs. Preliminary estimates ...

... levels in recent years. The bank's loan portfolio remains of high quality: the level of overdue debts increased slightly but remains under control. Strong profitability allowed NatWest to announce a new share buyback worth £1 billion, signaling excess capital and management’s confidence in future cash flows. These news supported NatWest stock and generally reinforced trust in the stability of the UK banking sector. Eni S.p.A. – Italian oil and gas giant reported a profit decline but exceeded analysts' expectations....

... global aviation—airlines are actively returning fleets to operation, leading to increased demand for engines and parts. If financial results exceed forecasts (e.g., EPS closer to $1.6–1.7, revenue >$550 million), it will confirm FTAI's effective capitalization on market conditions. It is important to hear from management about plans to expand the fleet of leased engines and long-term contracts with carriers. Potential reaction: FTAI shares have already risen significantly this year, so a truly strong report and positive guidance are needed for continued rally....