... other asset classes, adhering to various strategies (from conservative bond holdings to aggressive equity positions). Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). These are traded on exchanges and typically track a specific index or basket of assets. ETFs combine the benefits of a diversified portfolio with stock liquidity, enabling investors to easily enter and exit positions in real time on the exchange. Closed-End Funds. These are funds with a fixed number of shares and a limited lifespan, after which the assets ...

... decline in inflation expectations and weak consumer demand, allowing for further policy easing. Yields on government bonds have declined, and the MOEX index remains around 2850 points. Lower rates support domestic demand companies, while commodity exports benefit from high energy prices. Despite ongoing sanction risks, market uncertainty has decreased – a more accommodative central bank policy and a stable ruble create conditions for economic revival in the second half of the year. Commodity Markets: ...

... president aims to reduce barriers for promising firms. However, broader measures are necessary for the entire market. Market Stimulus Instruments NAUFOR and experts propose several measures that could accelerate market growth and eliminate obstacles: Tax Benefits and Incentives. Introducing preferences for companies going public (e.g., exemptions from certain fees and taxes during IPO) and for investors (tax deductions or reduced personal income tax rates on dividends/capital gains) will enhance interest ...

... holding around 40 km³ of water (approximately 39 billion tons). To put this into perspective: this is enough to provide generator capacity of 22,500 MW (equivalent to about 15 nuclear reactors) and control the devastating floods of the Yangtze for the benefit of millions of residents. At first glance, this seems like only benefits – control over the elements and clean energy. However, nature does not recognize local boundaries, and unexpected global effects began to manifest in the initial years ...

... oil and gas could stay strong. Consider energy futures for potential price rises. U.S. Oil & Gas Inventory Reports Why it matters: API and EIA data show U.S. energy supply-demand balance. Recommendations: Lower inventories could push oil prices up, benefiting ruble and Russian oil firms. U.S. Unemployment and PMI Data Why it matters: Strong data supports a hawkish Fed policy, likely raising the dollar and impacting risk assets. Recommendations: Strong data could suggest dollar strength vs. ruble....