... financing for many companies. Major players, like small and medium-sized businesses, face constraints in attracting the funds necessary for project development and supporting ongoing operational activities. This is especially relevant for strategic sectors and large-scale projects that require significant capital investments. Transferring some powers to the government would enable it to verify whether the main parameters of monetary policy align with the goals set at the state level. These goals include not only stable socio-economic development but also strengthening national sovereignty, population growth, and improved living ...

... population's income has been weak, and amid inflation, consumers are approaching large purchases more cautiously. A car is a significant expense, and people tend to postpone such expenditures. Impact on the Russian Economy 1. Decreased Demand for Cars and Its Impact on GDP The decline in car sales directly affects the Russian GDP. The automotive industry is one of the key sectors providing jobs, tax revenues, and investments in related industries. A sales volume reduction of 21-30% may lead to decreased production, layoffs, and a drop in tax revenues to the budget. 2. Rising Car Prices and Inflationary Pressure The indexation ...

... (KSS): A major U.S. department store chain. Expected revenue decline of 5.0% year-over-year may indicate challenges in the retail sector. Best Buy Co., Inc. (BBY): Leading retailer of consumer electronics. An anticipated 1.3% revenue decrease could reflect ... ... Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE): A global enterprise information technology company. Investors will look for insights into corporate IT spending and the company's strategic initiatives. Intuit Inc. (INTU): Provider of financial management solutions for consumers ...

... similar measures (for example, temporarily suspending Boeing supplies). In this scenario, the market experiences short-term shocks, but a complete “decoupling” of the economies does not occur. Nevertheless, many companies are adjusting forecasts: it is already possible to speak of increased investment risks and rising volatility in sectors most sensitive to changes in trade relations. Geopolitical and Tariff Risks The current geopolitical tension in U.S.-China relations significantly heightens investment risks in global markets. New tariffs, restrictions, and export controls adversely ...

... supply and demand change? And what does this mean for Russia's economy and the global energy sector? Find out more in our article. MOSCOW, October 12 - PRIME. The average price of Brent crude oil in 2024 will be just under $80 per barrel. On one hand, it will be influenced by the slowdown in oil demand in the transportation sector and the growth of production outside OPEC+, while on the other hand, it will be affected by rising tensions in the Middle East, shared Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the oil products marketplace "Open Oil Market" (a Skolkovo resident), in an ...