Yes, because in addition to all understandable risks of geopolitical and cyberbes, we are waiting for the slowdown of world economies (including because of the inhibitory China, Trump taxes, sanctions, logistics restrictions), with growing competition (including metals, you see this according to the export duties in the USA and Europe) - countries are trying to protect their contracting markets. So there are still risks of the volatility of prices for metals and commoditis, and somewhere their drawback (like the same rare -bs). It is also worth taking into account the growth of natural monopolies from year to year: electricity, gas, gasoline, energy resources, housing and communal services are also growing year from year to inflation and this with complicating the supply of modern equipment, lack of staff (courier on bicycle and mining, or a technologist require different competencies). This is a slow -off bomb, fixed assets of factories, mines and plants require equipment and workers! Time is already switching from the tactics of holes, to the progressive strategy of a flexible industry approach.
Why Deripaska is so worried about the high rate of the Central Bank in the Russian Federation and the growth of tax pressure on business

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Azovpromstal® 1 October 2025 г. 20:00 |