... around 8%, Hong Kong has been unaffected, maintaining its position as a leader in property value worldwide. Moreover, at the beginning of this year, a slight price increase was noted, attributed to a recovery in the stock market and a halt in rising interest rates. Additionally, the outlook for the conclusion of the trade war with the U.S. has contributed positively. Both small apartments in remote areas and luxury units costing up to $180,000 per square meter are in high demand in Hong Kong. Affluent entrepreneurs ...

...," he notes. The current suspension of the export ban has not led to a significant increase in refining, with the refining rate fluctuating between 5.45 and 5.5 million barrels per day, Katona estimates. "Partly, this is due to the Tuapse refinery ... ... gasoline. Therefore, an export ban may not solve this issue," he says, noting that manual regulation reduces manufacturers' interest in investing in production. At the same time, the suspension of the export ban has supported refining margins, which ...

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... investors who were only anticipating growth, thus hindering sustainable upward movement. 3. Economic Uncertainties and Investor Preferences The global economy today is facing a high level of uncertainty: inflation, currency fluctuations, and rising interest rates—all of which favor safe-haven assets like gold and government bonds. Despite Bitcoin's appeal, many investors, particularly institutional ones, may prefer more established assets for capital preservation. Additionally, Trump's return could create ...

... beginning of the year. Despite the imposition of the export ban, fuel prices at gas stations are gradually increasing, although the rate of price growth has slowed compared to June peaks. To stabilize the situation, the government is implementing budgetary support ... ... adjusting or suspending the damping mechanism if oil prices and currency factors continue to reduce export earnings. Thus, balancing interests—keeping fuel prices low for the population while simultaneously ensuring budget revenues—remains a complex task ...