... safety checks,” suggests Yushkov. Implications for Ukraine The risks are even higher for Ukraine, which has insufficient gas reserves. Severe frost late in the heating season could lead to genuine shortages, forcing authorities to ration heat and electricity, particularly for industrial consumers. Economic Consequences Even if Europe avoids a complete gas shortage, the economic impact of high prices could be significant. Rising energy costs will increase inflation, strain household and industrial budgets, and slow economic growth. While Europe is better prepared with higher storage levels and reduced gas consumption, its energy future remains ...

... China. Alongside low-quality goods, the Middle Kingdom offers buyers products of quite good quality. This applies not only to electrical appliances, clothing, consumer goods, etc., but also to equipment intended for small businesses and industrial production.... ....sergeytereshkin.ru . Advantages Acquiring equipment for business and industrial production in China has several advantages: Price. This is one of the main benefits. The cost of equipment is significantly lower than similar products from European or even ...

... 2024 to approximately $270 (local resistance), the stock plummeted to around $150 by early 2025 – over 40% loss in value in a few months. The RSI remained deeply below 30 for an extended period, indicating extreme oversold conditions as the market priced in negative expectations for electric vehicle demand. By April-May 2025, the RSI rose only to ~50, signaling a slow recovery of investor confidence. The MACD has been below zero since late 2024, indicating a bearish phase; only by April 2025 did the MACD line begin to cross the signal ...

... compared to last year. Revenue is projected to be around $45–46 billion (2-3% lower year-on-year) with earnings around $0.33–0.34 per share (also a slight decrease relative to a strong Q2 2024). The main reasons for stagnation include rising costs (the price of components and materials has increased) and ongoing investments in electric vehicles, which are currently unprofitable. However, Ford has strong areas - its profitable North American business from F-series pickups and SUVs, where demand remains stable. Investors will analyze segment reporting: how profitable is the gasoline ...

... may take years or even decades. Meanwhile, the industry is not stagnant. Many sectors are seeking to replace oil with alternative fuels. For instance, this applies to the automotive industry, with factories increasingly shifting to the production of electric vehicles. This will lead to a decline in demand for petroleum products and, consequently, crude oil, which will guarantee a decrease in fuel prices. The situation is exacerbated by ongoing trade wars and geopolitical factors. Whether expert predictions will be confirmed can be assessed in the coming years. However, it can be said with great confidence that the forecasts are reliable. Source