... experience a decline in revenue. According to CSIS estimates, after the first rounds of restrictions, equipment and chip manufacturers in the U.S. and allied countries suffered significant income losses due to reduced Chinese orders. Analysts note that such policies may force China to further develop its domestic production capabilities (for example, through the "Made in China 2025" program), which in the long run creates even greater competition and inevitably impacts the profits of foreign companies. Concurrently, China is making efforts to diversify its economy (in particular, "dual circulation," promoting the domestic market) and increase its independence from the dollar. The threat of congressional and administrative ...

... and impact the global economy. These import duties may become part of an active trade war that began back in 2018. Investors should prepare for new challenges. We will analyze how these tariffs will affect product prices, complicate market access for foreign players, and what strategies investors can adopt in the face of protectionism and sanctions. Given the complexity of the situation, it is crucial to understand all consequences for the economies of the U.S. and other nations. Trump's New Tariffs: ...

... consumers eagerly purchasing goods produced by local companies. Trade Disputes The state of affairs in the Chinese market and the economy as a whole has been further complicated by the deterioration of relations between China and the United States. The foreign trade policies of the American leadership are negatively impacting consumer sentiment among citizens. Many are waiting anxiously to see how this trade war will conclude. Experts are convinced that the U.S. president will not be able to sustain a prolonged confrontation ...

... the value of securities. Any changes in the market will immediately affect it. If the implementation of programs for improving foreign policy is prolonged, the market will likely react with a decline. Should Investors Look to America? For many investors,... ... means that a recession cannot be discussed; it is unlikely in the near future, at least for the next few years. Even aggressive policies by Trump cannot disrupt this trend. The government is actively smoothing out tensions and taking the right measures. ...

... rate set by the Bank of Russia for the weekend rose to approximately 79.5 ₽ (up from ~78.9 ₽ the previous week). The decline in yields on ruble-denominated assets made them less attractive; additionally, importers are ramping up their purchases of foreign currency as imports of goods recover – both factors are weighing on the ruble. However, sharp declines in the exchange rate did not occur: partly due to the fact that the markets had anticipated this step. Other currencies from the CIS countries ...