... endure losses. If the price declines to this threshold, an automatic sale of the asset occurs. A stop-loss order disciplines investors and protects them from excessive losses: as soon as the decline reaches a critical threshold, the position closes, preventing further losses from escalating. This practice helps limit potential losses and, consequently, reduces investor risks. However, there are nuances to stop-loss orders. Firstly, triggering an order does not always guarantee a sale at the exact specified price – ...

... option remains extremely dangerous: even a local war between India and Pakistan carries unpredictable turns and the possible loss of control over the situation. A full-scale war with the threat of nuclear strikes. This is the worst-case scenario, which ... ... intervene in the harshest manner—possibly even through sanctions, isolating the guilty party, or even peacekeeping operations to prevent further catastrophe. Continuation of the status quo (fragile peace and periodic crises). The most likely scenario, experts ...

... efficiency drops, motivation wanes, and even simple tasks become a source of fatigue and irritability. Burnout can lead to a loss of interest in work, with productivity plummeting. Overwork and stress effectively nullify the benefits of any additional ... ... workday, strive to shift your focus to family, hobbies, and relaxation—this is not merely a luxury but a necessity for disease prevention and maintaining high performance. Don't overlook your vacation time—during breaks, the body recovers, allowing you ...

... data. On the other hand, geopolitical tensions have somewhat eased: a recent compromise between Washington and Brussels has prevented a new tariff war, which has supported risk appetite. Wall Street, which set records in July, is facing volatility amid ... ... easing. U.S. Markets: Weak Labor Market and Fed Easing Expectations The American stock market finished the week with slight losses following disappointing statistics. On Friday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes corrected by about 0.3–0.4%, although they ...

... and shocks in the financial market. In the event of deteriorating economic conditions, banks can utilize this buffer to cover losses and maintain normal operations. The Central Bank of Russia has announced that the buffer will be set at 0.25% of risk-weighted ... ... additional capital, improving their ability to withstand potential crises and reducing the likelihood of widespread defaults. Crisis Prevention. The countercyclical buffer is a preventive measure that prepares the banking system in advance for possible external ...