... market data shows that Pop Mart confidently surpasses Gazprom and Tatneft in capitalization. For the Russian economy, this scenario appears unusual: not long ago, Gazprom was considered an undeniable heavyweight in the national market, while today it yields ground to a representative of the consumer goods sector from China. The Decline of Gazprom's Capitalization In the case of Gazprom, a combination of market and geopolitical factors over the last decade has significantly reduced the company’s ...

... is 5% per year and the deposit rate is 3%, then the real income from savings is negative, and their purchasing power decreases. For the same reasons, fixed monetary investments, such as government bonds with fixed returns, also lose value: their real yield declines when inflation rises. This means that the market price of such bonds falls, and investors must agree to a higher interest rate upon purchase. When investing, the impact of inflation is twofold. On one hand, companies can increase revenue ...

... willing to reciprocate. Realistic Choices. Don’t ignore those who genuinely suit you. Rather than sending dozens of messages to the most popular women, focus on women who are close to you in age, interests, and attractiveness level. This approach will yield more real meetings and positive experiences. The New Realities of the Dating Market The research by Czech scientists is just one illustration of a broader trend in the world of dating. In the era of dating apps, a true digital "market" ...

... worth $250 billion is feasible only if the price of American energy resources for European consumers increases sharply, particularly for oil, which is estimated to need to rise to at least $120 per barrel. However, in the medium term, this agreement may yield counterproductive effects for the United States, with minimal impact on the Russian budget. What the U.S. and EU Agreed Upon The negotiations between American President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland ...

... strong growth trajectory in the collective investment industry. The market’s growth is fueled by both new investor inflows and increasing asset values. In environments with low interest rates, capital actively flows into equity funds in search of yields, while during periods of rising rates, it shifts to more conservative bond and money market funds. Nevertheless, the upward trend remains intact: the collective investment industry continues to attract capital globally, supported by the introduction ...