... amounted to ~157 billion rubles in H1 2025 (slightly less than 185 billion rubles a year earlier). Interest income (from provided loans and fund placements) also increased (~179 billion rubles compared to 168 billion rubles in H1 2024) due to higher interest rates in the economy. All the listed components cumulatively account for the spike in other income. Conversely, other expenses also increased—rising to 1.27 trillion rubles (up from ~1.04 trillion rubles a year ago). Other expenses include exchange ...

... (+30% year-on-year) and a strong profit surge – analysts forecast around $1.30 per share, significantly higher than the same period last year. Such growth is fueled by heightened market activity in spring (volatility spikes due to the banking crisis, interest rate changes, etc.). If the report confirms these figures, it will signal that stock analytics for Virtu suggest the company can successfully earn amid market fluctuations. The outlook is also key: investors await comments on regulatory plans (the SEC ...

... can afford fewer goods for the same amount of money. This is particularly challenging for fixed-income families, such as retirees or those whose salaries are not indexed. Increased borrowing costs: In inflationary conditions, central banks often raise interest rates. This makes loans and mortgages more expensive, affecting family budgets. Decreased savings: Savings in bank accounts lose value if the interest rate on deposits is lower than the inflation rate, reducing the real value of savings. How to Protect ...

... restored the USDC peg to the dollar. Thus, the reliability of banking partners and the overall situation in the financial system (including the stability of dollar reserves) directly impacts USDC's ability to maintain its 1:1 exchange rate. 2. Global Interest Rates and Yields. The monetary policy of leading countries affects the appeal of stablecoins. In high interest rate environments in the US, investors may prefer to keep funds in bank deposits or bonds; however, stablecoin issuers benefit as reserve yields ...

....4 million units. The company AVTOVAZ is also anticipating a substantial decrease in demand, with sales dropping by 25-30% from planned volumes. Additionally, the company is considering the possibility of price indexation next year due to rising key interest rates and fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate. These changes carry significant consequences not only for automakers but also for the Russian economy as a whole. Let’s examine the factors influencing the market and what this means for the country's ...