... assets: foreign ETFs, bonds, stocks. They provide access to global markets and other currencies. However, such investments carry currency risk (fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate) and may be subject to sanction restrictions. Income from foreign dividends/coupons is also taxed at a PIT rate of 13%. Risks, Profitability, and Taxation Profitability: Short-term ruble investments typically yield around 15-20% annually. For example, deposits and OFZ yield approximately 18-19%. Riskier instruments—corporate ...

... in a real estate asset to receive monthly rental income and expect that over time the value of the housing will increase. Another example is buying shares of a company with the expectation of selling them at a higher price in the future or receiving dividends. In all these cases, money works, but there is a certain risk justified by the potential benefit. Why do you need investments By investing wisely, a person strives to achieve several goals. Firstly, investments allow you to preserve the purchasing ...

... as of August 18. It is anticipated to rise further by the end of the year, reaching 4,000. Gas production companies are expected to increase profits against a backdrop of constrained natural gas supply in global markets, particularly in Europe. High dividends from Russian assets are attracting novice investors, whose numbers have surged to 13 million during the pandemic and lockdowns that prompted people worldwide to stay at home. Inflationary expectations and low deposit rates are also driving investors ...

... also announce new cost-saving programs or share buybacks to support stock prices. Conversely, if the report shows a decline in sales volumes due to consumers shifting to cheaper brands, market reaction could be negative. Overall, P&G is a defensive dividend stock, so even with mixed results, significant sell-offs may not follow; however, signs of accelerated organic sales or raised growth forecasts for the new fiscal year will be necessary for stock growth. Commvault Systems (CVLT) – Report Before ...

... Coca-Cola's report will reveal how consumer demand is faring: investors are keenly interested in sales volumes and the company's pricing strategy amid inflation. Coca-Cola has traditionally exhibited stable performance and robust cash flow, with its dividend policy being among the most reliable in the beverage sector (dividends have been increased annually for decades). Strong brands and global distribution allow the company to maintain profitability even amid shifting consumer preferences. General ...