... very sensitive to changes in the external environment. The emergence of a new powerful competitor, changes in legislation, an economic crisis, technological shifts, or even a pandemic can suddenly change the company's prospects. What seemed like a promising ... ... your knowledge. A mistake is to trust without documents. Excessive participation or passivity. Finding a balance in post-deal behavior is also an art. A mistake can be either excessive interference in the operational affairs of a startup (which can slow ...

... interest rate. An unchanged rate is expected; however, the regulator's comments will clarify its assessment of inflation and economic growth in India. 09:00 (Germany): Industrial Orders for June. An indicator of demand for goods in Germany's manufacturing ... ... amid demand for diabetes and obesity drugs, American fast-food leader McDonald’s will report on sales amid changing consumer behavior, Canadian e-commerce platform Shopify will show online retail dynamics, Japanese conglomerate Sony will reflect the state ...

... up delivery processes. Experts note that this step is part of the company's strategy to increase profitability in the face of economic instability. For more details, visit the company's website. The joint company Wildberries and Russ LLC "RVB" ... ... the company is desperately looking for new opportunities to increase the profitability of its core business. This is rational behavior, but a real improvement in the situation is unlikely to occur until inflation returns to the Central Bank's target (4%)....

... Colgate-Palmolive – a global leader in personal care and household products (brands Colgate, Palmolive, etc.). Investors will assess how the company manages to maintain sales of toothpaste, detergents, and other everyday goods amid inflation and changing consumer behavior. The Colgate-Palmolive report will serve as an indicator of the consumer sector's resilience: sustained revenue growth will confirm steady demand for essential goods, while declining figures might suggest households are forced to economize. Newell Brands – an American consumer goods manufacturer known for brands like Rubbermaid (storage containers), Parker (ballpoint pens), and Sharpie (marking pens). The company is experiencing a reorganization phase following several years ...

... measures aim to reduce the level of over-indebtedness and protect the financial system from potential crises. As a result, banks are compelled to tighten lending conditions, reflecting on the volume and availability of credit cards. Changes in Consumer Behavior The challenging economic situation is prompting many Russians to adopt a more cautious approach to borrowing, which reduces the demand for credit cards. Consumers are becoming more aware of the risks associated with debt burdens and prefer to limit themselves to new ...