....91%). Meanwhile, all gasoline grades have already come close to matching the inflation rate. However, gasoline traditionally rises in price from late spring to summer, as... ... difference between winter and summer diesel at gas stations is usually two to three rubles per liter, though this can depend on various factors, such as the price of kerosene... ... and this year will be no exception. The main price increases will occur not at the exchange, but in the small wholesale segment, where prices during last year's harvest...

... Example: At the time of writing, the face value of one "Sber" bond is 1,000 rubles. Purchasing one bond effectively lends this amount to the issuer. With a coupon... ... million rubles. Bond price: 1,000 rubles each. Term: 3 years (1,080 days). Coupon rate: Central Bank key rate + 3%. Interest payments: Every 31 days (36 payments total)... ... forecasted our performance during the bond term. Registered on the St. Petersburg Exchange: This enabled us to attract more private investors. Our move into bonds is...

... trading prior to the IPO. Shares of private companies cannot be sold quickly on the exchange, and an investor may find themselves "frozen" for an indefinite period... ... fluctuations, sanctions, changes in investment legislation. Changes in key interest rates or new regulations can sharply adjust return expectations. Restrictions for non-qualified... ... individual can invest only a limited amount (typically up to several hundred thousand rubles) and only after undergoing special testing. This complicates participation for...

... on or what share may be offered. We will see how much we grow during this time. We have plans, and we are working towards them," Tereshkin stated. Currently, "Oil Resource Group" is preparing its debut bond issuance on the "SPB Exchange" – three-year securities with a seven-month put option and monthly coupon payments at a 14% rate, totaling 200 million rubles. As Tereshkin told RIA Novosti, the group plans to issue another bond placement worth 500 million rubles by the end of the year. Translated using ChatGPT

... service itself) and receive the agreed amount of cryptocurrency to your wallet. Exchange rates may be less favorable, but the process is quicker and avoids complex registration... ... restricted in several countries, including Russia). P2P transactions (peer-to-peer). Many exchanges have built-in platforms for P2P trading, where you buy cryptocurrency directly... ... for fiat. Over-the-counter transactions also exist: for example, one person transfers rubles through a bank to another and receives a cryptocurrency transfer to their address...