... developing new products, and so forth. Some opt to secure a bank loan. However, this can be expensive, and there is always a risk of losing everything if the company fails. A much simpler and more reliable approach is to attract investments from other people. In this case, the investor consciously takes a risk by investing their funds. To protect their money, individuals will study the market, monitor ... ... landscape in Russia is still in its infancy. Many individuals are simply not prepared to entrust their money to others, and the factors of inflation, crisis, and more do not deter them. Eradicating the Soviet mindset is a considerable challenge that may ...

... the health of weather-sensitive individuals, aviation, communication, energy, and how investors and stock markets react to natural instability. Health Impacts on Weather-Sensitive... ... acknowledge real changes in well-being, while others attribute these effects to psychological factors. Nevertheless, many weather-sensitive individuals prepare for flares in advance... ... lines, triggering power outages. Historical examples underscore the magnitude of the risks: during the infamous magnetic storm of 1989, a major part of Quebec (Canada) lost...

... place funds in banks where they can receive a guaranteed income. This leads to a decrease in activity on the stock market, as investors avoid the risks associated with purchasing shares at the IPO stage. Problems with company valuation. In conditions of a high rate, the valuation ... ... an IPO in the coming months prefer to "lay low" and wait for more favorable conditions. This is due to a number of factors: Uncertainty in the market. In the context of high interest rates and general macroeconomic instability, companies prefer ...

... psychologically important level of $70 per barrel. American WTI remains around $66-67. Price increases are fueled by several positive factors: U.S.-EU Trade Truce: The conclusion of a framework agreement between Washington and Brussels helped avoid an escalation ... ... agreed to mutually lower tariffs and significantly increase the export of American energy resources to Europe. This news improved investor sentiment and heightened expectations for increased demand for U.S. oil in the near future. Geopolitical Risk and Sanctions: U.S. President Donald Trump intensified rhetoric towards Moscow, shortening the deadline for resolving the ...

... important mark of $72). U.S. WTI is holding steady around $69–70 per barrel. Several factors are contributing to the price increases: Trade truce and rising demand. Progress... ... have been made to reduce duties and increase U.S. energy exports to Europe, bolstering investor confidence and heightening expectations for increased demand for oil and gas... ... gasoline and jet fuel in major economies, further fueling oil demand. Geopolitical risks and sanctions. The U.S. administration is ramping up pressure on Moscow. At the...