... analyze how the new rules will affect retail investors, their access to foreign markets, and the future of the Russian stock market. Foreign Securities to Be Available Only for Qualified Investors: What This Means for Retail Investors and the Stock Market? Starting January 1, 2025, the Central Bank of Russia will implement new regulations that restrict access to foreign securities for non-qualified investors. This decision has sparked discussions among retail investors and market participants, as these measures affect the investment opportunities for a large number of individuals....

... inflation: prices are expected to maintain a year-over-year growth of about 3%, exceeding the Bank of Japan's target level. This figure serves as a barometer for monetary policy: persistently high inflation in the capital intensifies expectations that the regulator may adjust its ultra-loose stance. Any hints of policy tightening may strengthen the yen and recalibrate risks in global markets. 09:00 MSK – Retail Sales in the UK (June). A key indicator of the British economy: expectations point to a decline in sales volume compared to May, as consumer spending continues to shrink under high inflation and rising rates. In May, the ...

... access. Brokers that have a good reputation and many years of experience can provide a higher level of security and quality of service. Experience with Russian IPOs: Check whether the broker has previously participated in organizing an IPO on the Russian market. Regulation and Licenses: Make sure the broker operates under the supervision of regulators and complies with all legal requirements. 4. Information Support and Analytics In conditions of limited access to international markets, high-quality analytical ...

... domestic market, top hubs (Silicon Valley, New York), developed startup infrastructure. High competition and high tax burden, but an unparalleled culture of innovation and access to capital. China 302 The world's second-largest economy: a massive digital market (1+ billion users), government support for technology, major corporate investors (BAT). Regulation is stricter, foreign startups face challenges, but local "unicorns" thrive due to scale and government incentives. India 119 A rapidly evolving market: a young population of ~1.4 billion, fast growth of online services (fintech, e-commerce)....

... and report regularly — a framework designed to protect investors. Hong Kong is strengthening its position as a crypto hub in Asia, offering clear rules for the industry. European Union : The EU has commenced the phased implementation of the MiCA ( Markets in Crypto-Assets ) regulation, which standardizes the rules for cryptocurrency and stablecoin circulation across eurozone countries. MiCA mandates registration and disclosure requirements for crypto companies. The first licenses under the new rules are expected in 2024 ...