... "late majority" (34%), and "laggards" (16%). According to this model, the electric vehicle market is entering the "early majority" stage. In 2023, the share of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids in global passenger car sales was 18%, and in China, the leading country in the industry, it was 38%, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA). At the same time, the abolition of subsidies for electric vehicle purchases in China and Europe is already affecting sales ...

... market, a client must open a trading account. This procedure takes only a few minutes. Next, funds are deposited into this account. Additionally, it is necessary to install trading terminal software, which will be used to conduct currency purchase or sale operations. Working with Forex provides clients with a vast array of currency pairs. In other words, a person can purchase dollars not only with rubles but also with euros or British pounds. Users can operate with small amounts or utilize leverage....

... value of the oil company Tatneft (ticker TATN, ~$18 billion). The rapid rise in Pop Mart’s value can be attributed to the soaring demand for its products: the company’s shares have skyrocketed over 500% in the past year amid a sharp increase in sales and profits. In contrast, Gazprom’s capitalization has sharply declined in recent years—sanctions and the loss of key export markets have led to a crash in the stock price of the Russian gas giant. Pop Mart: The Phenomenon of Labubu Toys Pop ...

... rises, their market value typically decreases. Liquidity: OFZ are actively traded on the exchange and can be easily bought and sold. Corporate bonds are less liquid, especially those issued by smaller entities. Taxation: Coupon income and gains from the sale of bonds are subject to PIT at a rate of 13%. Mutual Funds and Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) Mutual Funds (PIFs) and ETFs allow for investment in a diversified portfolio of bonds or stocks through professional managers. Bond funds: More conservative,...

... refinery equipment supplies. This is beyond the regulator's control, but it can test new solutions in the diesel fuel market, where there is no shortage and where market incentives can be created to keep prices down. This involves raising the exchange sales quotas. Currently, the norm for diesel fuel is 16%, but if it is raised to at least 35%, more than half of the diesel fuel supplied to the domestic market would come through the exchange. An increase in supply will lead to the stabilization of exchange ...