... is equally critical: due to heavy rains and flooding, the robusta harvest is declining by approximately 15-20%. Many plantations have been flooded, and the process of harvesting and processing coffee beans is severely hindered. Why Is This Situation Important for Russia? Russia is almost entirely dependent on imports of coffee beans. Any fluctuations in production from the largest exporters are quickly reflected in the Russian market. In the context of a global shortage, importers are compelled to ...

As winter approaches, Europe may face serious disruptions in gas supplies due to reduced imports of Russian pipeline gas and instability in global energy markets. How is the European Union preparing for these challenges? In this article, we look at the main causes of potential disruptions, the EU’s response to diversify supplies and create ...

... extending fundamental data for the sector to an individual company - for example, comparing the indicators of a specific bank with the average for the banking industry, based on the general rule that banks have certain profit and capital ratios. It is important to note that fundamental analysis is focused primarily on the medium and long term. While technical analysis examines price dynamics on charts and is often used for short-term trading, the fundamental approach relies on deep study of company ...

... recent study, 80% of Russian entrepreneurs surveyed (121 respondents participated in the survey) said that they started their business to become their own owner, and that their own business enhances the feeling of independence and freedom. The 10 most important features of successful entrepreneurs: Dream . Entrepreneurs have an idea of ​ ​ their future and the future of their companies. And more importantly, they are able to make their dreams come true. If you once communicated with me on the topic ...

... a result, the ruble exchange rate falls. Central Bank Policy: Sometimes the Central Bank may deliberately devalue the ruble to make domestic goods more competitive on the international market. How does devaluation affect the Russian economy? Rising import prices: When the ruble loses its value, imported goods become more expensive. This means that Russians spend more on foreign-made goods, such as cars, electronics, medicines, and even some food products. Higher cost of living for citizens: Devaluation ...