... companies in the industry. Industries can be divided into several categories: crisis (in decline), stagnant or depressed, stable (mature), promising (developing) and fast-growing. For long-term investments, shares of companies from stable and growing industries are preferable. For example, energy or telecom can be stable sectors, and IT or biotechnology - growing. The investor finds out what category the industry belongs to and how industry trends can affect the company's business. External factors specific to the sector are also taken into account: raw material prices (important ...

... 2023: 72.2 billion rubles Investment in 2022: 38.1 billion rubles The United Engine Corporation (UEC) is a strategically important company for Russian industry, specializing in the development, production, and maintenance of aviation, gas turbine, and industrial engines. In recent years, UEC has been actively increasing its investment aimed at modernizing its facilities, developing new technologies, and strengthening its position in the international market. Key Assets of the Company 1. Production Facilities UEC comprises over 10 factories and specialized enterprises ...

Chinese automakers are setting new standards in battery development, software, and autonomous driving technology. Volkswagen CEO says China's approach is pragmatism, speed, and creativity. How can the German auto industry learn from this, and what does it mean for the global auto market? Find out in our article. China's Automotive Industry: A Model of Innovation for the World The Chinese automotive industry is emerging as a global leader in technology and innovation, even influencing the largest automobile ...

... strengthen expectations of imminent dovish policy changes from the Federal Reserve, while an unexpectedly strong report might lead to a sell-off in bonds and a strengthening of the U.S. dollar. In the afternoon, investors will shift their focus to the U.S. industrial sector. At 17:00 MSK, the ISM Manufacturing Index for July will be announced. It is expected that the manufacturing ISM will remain around the neutral mark of 50 points, indicating stagnation in the U.S. manufacturing industry. The final PMI values from S&P Global for American industry will also be published, confirming previously ...

... Published at 07:00 GMT The PPI measures inflation at the wholesale level. A higher-than-expected PPI can indicate increased input costs, which often translate to higher consumer prices. This can further pressure the Bank of England to consider tightening its monetary policy. Eurozone Industrial Production (September) — Published at 10:00 GMT Industrial production data across the Eurozone provides insights into the region's manufacturing and production capacity. Positive results can support the euro and European stocks, while a downturn ...