... different criteria. First of all, there are real and financial investments. Real investments are investments in tangible assets: real estate, equipment, goods, raw materials, precious metals, etc. Financial investments are the purchase of shares, bonds, bank certificates, investment fund units and other securities. In both cases, the same goal is pursued - to make a profit, but the nature of the assets is different: tangible ones are tangible, while financial ones exist on paper or in electronic form. Investments are also ...

... address a Q3 dividend payout of 20 RUB/share. While specific to Russian markets, trends in dividend payments can signal broader investment attitudes in the global aquaculture sector. Ross Stores Inc (ROST): An expected 4.6% revenue increase signals stability ... ... could drive tech sector optimism in both Europe and the U.S. Impact on Europe and the U.S. Turkey and South Africa: Central bank decisions in these countries could shift demand for European and U.S. exports, particularly in energy and industrial goods....

... scaling and expansion stages. The company has already occupied its niche and is striving to become a market leader. Large venture funds, investment divisions of corporations, and sometimes more conservative investors (for example, private equity funds or banks) participate in late rounds - if the business is mature enough. Investments at this stage are used to capture an even larger market share, mergers and acquisitions, and preparation for an IPO. Exit is the final goal of venture investment, which occurs when the company reaches such a stage of development that early ...

... and capital flows. Impact on the United States: Weekly inflation data provide insights into consumer purchasing power and economic health. Persistent inflation may prompt the Federal Reserve to adjust interest rates, influencing borrowing costs and investment strategies. Speeches by Central Bank Officials: Christine Lagarde and Luis de Guindos (European Central Bank): Expected to discuss the stability of the Eurozone economy and potential monetary policy adjustments. Dave Ramsden (Bank of England): May provide insights into the UK's monetary ...

... even under sanctions. An easing of sanctions could bring the ruble back to prominence, creating new opportunities for currency traders and significantly increasing transaction volumes in the Russian financial market. Potential for Western Banks Western banks may reconsider their access to Russian capital markets and investment opportunities, leading to renewed cooperation and the development of new projects. Should sanctions be lifted or eased, significant opportunities would arise for banks in Europe and the U.S., as the Russian market remains attractive for long-term ...