... new conditions. Seasonal and external risks: The impact of monetary policy and regulatory pressures may create short-term fluctuations in MTS's financial results. Investors should closely monitor the company's changes in strategy and its approach to risk management. From myself to investors: MTS demonstrates sustainable growth in a changing economic environment, actively developing areas of ecosystem services. It is important to assess potential income from the ecosystem and the company's resilience ...

... Auctions for the sale of Federal Loan Bonds are predominantly held every few weeks. This allows government agencies to swiftly manage liquidity. The share of securities sold on the market annually currently amounts to nearly 2.5 trillion rubles. Non-residents ... ... Under high OFZ interest rates, minimal demand, or complete absence thereof, as well as auction cancellations, there exists a risk to the market as a whole. Such symptoms signal to investors that the situation is unstable, and investing at this time may ...

... purchase fuel on the open market, suffer even more; for them, rising fuel prices mean either raising prices at the pump and risking losing customers or enduring reduced profits. Consequently, the entire fuel distribution sector finds itself in a position ... ... within the bounds of overall inflation by year's end (which has typically been achieved in previous years, albeit through manual management), it will reduce social tension and allow time for systemic solutions to be implemented. For oil and fuel companies,...

... the year, after the high-demand period has passed. A comment by Sergey Tereshkin for Rossiyskaya Gazeta. The government only managed to announce the possible lifting of the ban on gasoline exports from Russia when, within ten days, the stock market prices ... ... year-on-year. Therefore, it is now much harder for oil companies to keep prices within acceptable regulatory limits. As a result, the risks of gasoline price increases remain, regardless of the season. As of the end of October, retail gasoline prices have risen ...

... qualifications. Employees may have low expertise, and the workforce is often composed of friends and acquaintances, leading to a risk of high turnover after the sale. Debts. The company may have outstanding obligations regarding salaries, taxes, duties, or ... ... completely unfamiliar, even if the company boasts huge profits. An inexperienced individual may fail to recognize potential pitfalls. Managing such a business will also be challenging. This mismanagement can undermine even a well-established operation that had ...