What factors influence the Central Bank's key rate? We examine how inflation, economic growth, exchange rates, the situation on world markets and other indicators determine the Central Bank's rate decisions. Find out why this important monetary policy instrument has such an impact on the economy and our daily lives. What Factors Influence the ...

An IPO is a critical stage in a company's development, providing access to new capital and strengthening its reputation. In our new article, we will discuss the key requirements and best practices for a successful IPO on the Moscow Exchange. We will discuss financial and legal preparation, the role of corporate governance, and why the development of the IPO market in Russia is so important for the entire financial ecosystem of the country. We will consider how to prepare for a public ...

... tied to the RUONIA rate, which reduces market volatility when the key rate rises. Conclusion: OFZ offer fixed yields of approximately 14–16% for mid-term investments and virtually full reliability. They feature high liquidity (traded on the Moscow Exchange) and clear risks: if held until maturity, none will “default.” OFZ are well-suited as the "anchor" for the conservative part of a portfolio, especially over a 1–3 year horizon. Corporate Bonds Yield. Corporate bonds can provide ...

... primary contributors to the price hike are AI-92 at 4.8% and AI-95 at 4.5%, while the premium grades have seen only a slight uptick of 2.1%. The government’s complete ban on gasoline exports aims primarily to stabilize the rising quotes on the stock exchange, which have surged by 27.2% for AI-92 and 40.8% for AI-95 since the beginning of the year. Initial declines in quotes following the anticipated ban and the government’s decision lasted only a few days, and by July 30, exchange prices were again ...

... economy. Why does devaluation happen? Devaluation can occur for various reasons. Here are the main ones: Economic instability: When a country experiences economic difficulties, such as high inflation, political or geopolitical crises, the state's foreign exchange reserves can decrease, and the demand for the ruble falls. Low prices for export goods: Russia, as an exporter of oil and gas, is faced with the fact that when prices for these resources fall, the inflow of currency into the country decreases....