... stimulates industrial production, healthcare, technology, and other sectors, resulting in higher budget revenues—a positive shift for the economic situation. Alongside this, the Federal Reserve has temporarily ceased reinvesting the income generated from bond purchases. These timely measures have led to a stabilization of the economic landscape, with initial results visible as early as the second quarter of this year. The Federal Reserve is prompted to take active measures by the fact that more than half ...

... banks in Europe and the U.S., as the Russian market remains attractive for long-term investments. Investor Interest For global investors, this potentially signals a return of interest in Russian assets. In recent years, Russian companies and government bonds have been available only on a limited basis, forcing many international investors to refrain from investing in Russian assets. However, with the possibility of sanctions being lifted, they may re-enter the market, leading to increased investment ...

... driven by regulatory changes and increased societal awareness. Investment Recommendations: How to Adapt to the New Reality? Fixed-Income Debt Instruments In a high inflation environment, fixed-income instruments become more attractive. Investment-grade bonds, especially corporate ones, offer stability to investors. Emerging markets provide bonds with higher yields, compensating for increased risks. Infrastructure Projects Infrastructure investments are becoming a crucial focus for long-term planning....

... sterling is used for transactions involving various goods and services, positively affecting its relevance, especially since many oligarchs store their wealth in British banks. The yield of the pound sterling significantly exceeds that of government bonds. Furthermore, bonds are typically redeemed only after a prolonged period, while the currency can yield profits just months after acquisition. All these factors and more contribute to the asset's ability to preserve funds and protect against devaluation....

... for banks in Europe and the U.S., as Russia remains an attractive market for long-term investments. Investor Interest For global investors, this change could mean a renewed interest in Russian assets. In recent years, Russian companies and government bonds were available only in limited scope, forcing many international investors to forgo investments in Russian assets. However, with the potential lifting of sanctions, these investors might re-enter the market, leading to an influx of investments and ...