... Emmanuel Macron. At the heart of the disagreement is the trade policies of the US and China, which are putting pressure on European companies and could trigger a full-scale trade war. In this article, we analyze how the escalation of tensions with key economic partners will affect European business and the economy, as well as the risks and opportunities this creates for investors. The EU on the Brink of a Trade War: What Macron's Warning Means for Investors Recent statements by French President Emmanuel Macron regarding a potential trade war between the European Union and global ...

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... investment recommendations - they should not be taken as the ultimate truth, but they can lead to useful ideas or highlight important risks. Transcripts of conference calls with management (if the company holds them for investors) provide an understanding of the ... ... companies, but are almost impossible to predict. Force majeure are extraordinary, unforeseen events that can dramatically change the economic situation. Classic examples include natural disasters (earthquakes, floods, hurricanes), man-made disasters (major accidents,...

... Open Oil Market: Global and regional economic events today serve as a reminder of the importance of monitoring geopolitical and economic changes to make informed investment decisions. While European inflation data and central bank comments will provide direction ... ... for global markets. Investors should carefully consider their exposure to sensitive sectors and remain vigilant in assessing risks and opportunities in today’s volatile environment.

... also providing additional support. On the other hand, the growth potential for oil prices is limited by signs of slowing global economic activity. Mixed macroeconomic data from the US and China lead to forecasts of moderate demand for energy carriers in ... ... the year. Many investment banks maintain a cautious forecast for Brent at year-end—around $60 per barrel—expecting that risk of weak demand will again come to the forefront. Thus, oil prices are balancing between supply-reducing factors (voluntary ...