... their revenues and employment. 5. Reduced Investments in the Automotive Industry In the face of unstable demand, companies will be more cautious in their investments in new projects and expansion of production capacities. This will lead to a decrease in investments aimed at upgrading equipment and developing new models, potentially slowing down technological development in the industry. Possible Measures and Strategies for Stabilizing the Market 1. Government Support for the Automotive Industry The government can support the automotive sector through subsidizing auto loans, reducing tax pressure on automakers, and financing programs for the scrappage of old ...

... increased their holdings of digital assets in 2025 following the trend of global diversification. The emergence of regulated investment products (ETFs, trusts) in the cryptocurrency market is also facilitating larger capital inflows. Thus, XRP’s price ... ... prices. Institutional investors will closely monitor statements by Ripple’s CEO and other top executives regarding development strategies and collaborations with banks. Thus, in the information landscape of May 2025, XRP will be prominently featured, with ...

... остается крупнейшим крахом в истории крипторынка. #FTX #Крипта #SBF #SOL #ETF #Anthropic Кэти Вуд: шансы на рост биткоина до $1,5 млн увеличиваются Глава Ark Invest Кэти Вуд уверена, что вероятность роста BTC до $1,5 млн значительно возросла. Причины: — Крупные инвесторы и учреждения активно выходят на ...

... infrastructure by 2030, with over 72,000 ECS expected across the country. An important factor will be the expansion of fast-charging networks. Major players in the market include large energy companies such as RusHydro, Gazprom Neft, and Rosneft, which are investing in the development of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. Details are available on Sergey Tereshkin's website. The development of the electric vehicle charging station (EVCS) network in Russia is progressing rapidly. As of June ...

... Taxes and fees can constitute 60–70% of fuel prices. Non-fuel sales have become a survival strategy for independent gas stations that lack the resources of vertically integrated oil companies. Development of these services requires significant investments in facilities, staff, licenses, and permits. High-traffic stations—only about 10% of the total—are better positioned to offset these costs. Strategies for Profitability Growth To improve profitability, gas stations focus on expanding their range of non-fuel goods and services. Current trends include installing EV charging stations, pickup points for marketplace orders, and pharmacy outlets....