... different regions will present their quarterly results. These events could set the tone for global markets and determine where traders should focus their attention. Global Trade: American Tariffs and China's Exports US: On this day, increased tariffs on imports of certain goods from dozens of countries come into effect. This protectionist move by the US administration signifies a new escalation in trade disputes and could provoke retaliatory measures from trading partners, affecting global trade and ...

... copyrights, and trade secrets. I will discuss the main methods for protecting intellectual property, offer practical advice, and provide examples of successful protection in the Russian market. Intellectual property (IP) protection is a critically important aspect for startups, especially in a context of intense competition and rapidly evolving technologies. Proper IP protection allows startups to maintain competitive advantages, attract investors, and prevent competitors from copying ideas and ...

... position: Barré emphasized that the European Union must act as a united front in case of trade aggression. Possible measures: EU's retaliatory actions may include increasing tariffs on US goods, tightening trade barriers, and enhancing controls over imports from the US. Context: The threat of tariff increases from the US is linked to pressures on European companies concerning subsidies and trade balance. Key points to consider: Economic consequences: A trade war between the US and EU could lead to ...

... Strategy under the President of the Russian Federation and CEO of Rosneft, during the 6th Russian-Chinese Energy Business Forum (RCEBF) on July 23. In 2023, Russia exported 107 million tons of oil to China (+24%), increasing its share of China's oil imports to 19% (+2 percentage points compared to 2022). Broader Energy Cooperation Russia's energy cooperation with China extends beyond oil supplies. Since 2019, Russia has exported $311 billion worth of energy products to China, according to China’s ...

... indicators, the excess money contributes to inflation. Excessive issuance, for example, to finance a budget deficit, can "overheat" the economy. Depreciation of the national currency. The devaluation of the ruble leads to an increase in the cost of imports—from raw materials to finished products. The rise in prices of imported goods automatically drives up the overall price level in the economy. Negative external factors. Supply shocks (global increases in oil prices, food prices, and other resources),...