... coffee varieties; purchase coffee during sales and special offers; consider using alternative beverages (e.g., chicory). What Measures Can Companies and Importers Take? Coffee companies and importers are already taking certain steps to mitigate the crisis's effects: diversification of supply sources, including African and Central American producers; signing long-term contracts on fixed terms; investments in sustainable production and transportation methods. How Can the Government Assist? In this ...

... and a sharp increase in demand for natural gas, many countries are actively competing for access to LNG supplies. The U.S. prefers to serve regions where gas prices are higher, providing suppliers with greater profits. Consequences for Europe Energy Crisis and Rising Prices The shortfalls in LNG from the U.S. undermine Europe's energy stability, leading to higher gas prices and complicating the task for European countries to secure sufficient supplies for winter. European consumers may face increased ...

... growth and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) are also crucial factors. During periods of economic expansion, the Central Bank may increase the key rate to prevent the economy from "overheating" and stabilize inflation. In times of recession or crisis, the Central Bank may lower the rate to support economic growth, make credit more accessible for businesses, and encourage investment. 3. Unemployment Rate The labor market situation and unemployment levels are important factors for monetary policy....

... historically symbolized financial prosperity, not just in the form of jewelry but also as investments in precious metals such as bars, coins, and more. Experts recommend that individuals allocate funds towards the purchase of precious metals during periods of crisis, inflation, and sanctions. During these times, the value significantly decreases. As the situation normalizes and people's financial conditions improve, demand increases, leading to a spike in prices for precious metals. Significant profits can ...

... 54,700 rubles per ton, AI-95 at 67,700 rubles, and diesel at 59,700 rubles per ton—at least 10% lower than last year. However, today’s retail fuel prices have surpassed last year’s peak levels. While this is concerning, it does not indicate a crisis. Fuel price growth is capped by annual inflation and is currently lagging by 1.3% (fuel inflation at 3.2% compared to 4.5% overall inflation since the start of the year). Still, the gap is narrowing rapidly. Reasons Behind the Price Increase ...