... skeptical that these steps will be sufficient to achieve the targeted annual growth of around 5.5–6%. The softer trajectory of the Chinese economy is reflected across the region, particularly impacting resource and goods exporters from the APEC region. Additional ... ... from China remains in place, and the prospects for their removal in the second half of the year are unclear. Export-oriented economies in Asia – especially high-tech sectors in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan – are vulnerable to possible trade disputes ...

... or altogether ignored it. The leadership preferred to keep the interest rate at the previous level. Instead of stability, the economies of European states had to face a worsening situation. This impacted not only France but also Germany. As a result, the ... ... situation is expected to deteriorate further, increasing the risk of a new wave of crisis. The European market is connected with the Chinese market. Therefore, the situation is not as bleak as it may seem at first glance. New emission standards for vehicle production ...

.... Current Investment Directions Thus, experts identify the following as the most relevant investment areas for 2019: healthcare; social sphere; artificial intelligence; technological projects. Sergey Tereshkin also recommends paying attention to the Chinese market and companies from the Middle Kingdom. To make an informed decision, it is worth examining all directions in greater detail. Healthcare Today, the healthcare sector is experiencing a significant technological boom, driven by active technological ...

... Europe and the United States. Below is an overview of the day's key events, their potential impact on European and American economies, and recommendations for investors. Economic Events: China's Loan Prime Rate (LPR) Announcement (04:15 GMT) China is ... ... export-driven industries may experience shifts in demand based on China's economic policies. A reduction in the LPR could stimulate Chinese demand for European goods, benefiting sectors such as automotive and luxury goods. Impact on the United States: The U....

... his online project: www.org-market.ru . Consequences of the Trade War Although experts consider a full-scale trade war to be unlikely, many are convinced of its serious ramifications not only for the U.S. and China but also for other countries. The economies of numerous nations are tightly linked to both America and China. Any changes in this dynamic are quickly reflected in the market. Increased tariffs could lead to a drop in the stock prices of American companies by at least 5%. For Chinese firms, the decrease in value could exceed 10%. However, changes may not only affect the stock market. Trade wars adversely impact overall investment strategies primarily due to rising risks. If a negative scenario unfolds, the U.S. economy could ...