... safeguard against adverse changes in exchange rates. Speculation: Traders can use Call options to profit if they expect an increase in the value of the underlying asset by the option's expiration. When is it Beneficial to Use European Options? In Stable Markets: European options are suitable for situations where price changes of the underlying asset are predictable. For Simple Strategies: They are convenient for implementing basic hedging strategies or speculations. Cost Reduction: Due to their lower cost, European ...

The European Commission report to be presented next week reveals serious problems facing the EU economy. High energy prices and bureaucratic barriers are jeopardizing the position of European companies on world markets. What consequences does this have for businesses, investors and traders? Read our analytical material. The European Economy Loses Competitiveness: Causes and Consequences According to a report from the European Commission to be presented next ...

... to transfer their currency to Gazprombank for gas payments, which then exchanged it for rubles on the Moscow Exchange and sent the rubles to Gazprom. After sanctions against the Moscow Exchange, the currency exchange had to be moved to the interbank market, but the system continued to work. In 2022, European companies didn’t experience much change. Previously, they sent their currency to European subsidiaries of Gazprom, but in 2022, they started sending it to Gazprombank in Russia. European companies didn’t have to exchange currency for rubles ...

... economic and logistical barriers to such a replacement, and also analyzes the risks and prospects for investors in the context of changing energy supplies. Is it possible to replace Russian LNG with American LNG: reality, benefits and risks for the European market The recent statement by the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen about the potential replacement of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) with American LNG once again focuses attention on the energy security and independence ...

... companies to incur significant losses, forcing them to relinquish positions in the US and Chinese markets. Key Risks and Consequences for EU Businesses Export Losses: A trade war with the US and China could result in a significant decline in the export of European goods to these key markets, particularly in sectors such as automotive, chemicals, and technology. The introduction of tariffs makes European products less competitive, reducing companies' profits and export volume. Increased Costs for Companies: Implementing retaliatory ...