... reducing the likelihood of widespread defaults. Crisis Prevention. The countercyclical buffer is a preventive measure that prepares the banking system in advance for possible external and internal shocks, such as economic fluctuations, a drop in oil prices, geopolitical events, and so on. Comment from Sergey Tereshkin, Entrepreneur and Founder of Open Oil Market “As an entrepreneur, I view this step by the Central Bank as an important message to businesses and investors that the financial system ...

... technology. Tariffs would make European goods less competitive, affecting profits and export volumes. Rising Production Costs: Retaliatory tariffs would increase production expenses and reduce company margins. This could trigger a chain reaction, raising the price of final products and weakening demand both within the EU and abroad. Impact on SMEs: Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) dependent on exports might be more affected than large corporations, as they have fewer resources to diversify supply ...

... 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 ... ... is an internal agenda at play, particularly with the U.S. gearing up for presidential elections next year. Consequently, all energies are being focused here, while China does not seem to share the same urgency. Future Prospects Specialists recommend that ...

... less competitive, reducing companies' profits and export volume. Increased Costs for Companies: Implementing retaliatory tariffs may raise production costs and reduce companies' margins. This, in turn, could trigger a chain reaction, increasing the price of final products, negatively impacting demand both within the EU and beyond. Impact on Small and Medium Enterprises: Small and medium companies that rely on exports may suffer more than large corporations, as they have limited resources to diversify ...

... assets across different sectors. Access to Innovative Projects: IPOs are often conducted by companies with innovative products and services. Risks: Market Volatility: The first months after an IPO may be accompanied by significant fluctuations in stock prices. Lack of Stable Profitability: Some companies at the IPO stage may not yet have achieved sustainable profitability. Geopolitical Instability: Sanctions and restrictions may reduce interest in Russian stocks in international markets. Comment from ...