... ranging from 3% to 4%. Asian countries, particularly China and India, will remain the engines of growth due to significant investments in technology and infrastructure. Increasing domestic consumption will drive recovery in Latin American countries. 3. Geopolitical Challenges Risks include trade restrictions, energy market instability, and heightened sanctions policies. These factors may lead to increased volatility in commodity and currency markets. Key Capital Management Strategies Goldman Sachs identifies several approaches ...

... investors and short-term traders. A stable dividend policy, availability of derivatives and broad growth prospects make the company an important participant in the Russian and international financial markets. However, investors and traders should consider geopolitical risks, gas price volatility and the impact of environmental obligations when forming their strategies.

... Storage at Record Levels At the beginning of August, the global fuel and energy sector is showing moderate growth and signs of stabilization. Oil prices remain high, with Brent holding above $72 per barrel, reaching its peak since late June amid ongoing geopolitical risks and strong seasonal demand. The European gas market is relatively calm due to record filling of underground gas storage ahead of winter. Simultaneously, regulators and market participants are taking steps to maintain balance: from August 1, the ...

... successful IPO of Telegram and continued growth in global demand for metals could increase total capitalization by $10-12 billion. Risk Scenario: an expansion of sanctions or a sharp drop in oil prices below $60 per barrel could negate half of the achieved ... ... underscores the importance of flexible business models; and for ordinary readers, it serves as an indicator that even in a challenging geopolitical environment, the ability to respond to market challenges opens opportunities for capital growth.

... prices By the beginning of August, the global fuel and energy sector demonstrates stability and moderate growth. Oil prices remain at a high level: the North Sea Brent mark is holding around $73 per barrel (the highest since late June) amid ongoing geopolitical risks and high seasonal demand. The European gas market feels relative calm due to record injection rates of fuel into underground storage facilities ahead of winter. Concurrently, regulators and market participants are taking steps to maintain balance: ...