... This represents another step toward de-dollarization—transitioning to settlements in national currencies and reducing the dollar's role in global trade. In recent years, central banks of BRICS countries and several other states have been rapidly increasing ... ... strategy harmoniously. Market Impact and Benefits for Investors The emergence of a new trading platform could eventually lead to the establishment of an independent indicator of gold value in rubles, reflecting the balance of supply and demand in the domestic market. If trading volumes on the St. Petersburg exchange ...

... their funds through collective investment vehicles – from traditional mutual funds to exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The collective investment market is rapidly developing... ... assets under management by investment funds worldwide amounting to tens of trillions of dollars. The largest segment remains the United States, home to about half of the world’s... ... by early 2025. By the end of 2024, the assets of Russian funds reached 24 trillion rubles. Closed-end funds (ZEPIFs) hold a significant market share, which wealthy investors...

... exceed what a special fund would compensate in the event of the financial institution's bankruptcy. It is wiser to open several smaller deposits rather than one large one, as this minimizes risks. Regarding the currency of the deposit, it is prudent to favor dollars or euros. Even amidst significant inflation fluctuations and the devaluation of the ruble, the depositor will remain profitable. Not only will they receive income in the form of accrued interest, but the amount will also be substantially higher when converted back into national currency. Deposits can be opened not only in one's city ...

... are guaranteed by the state, meaning that investors can be assured of receiving their invested capital, along with agreed profits, on time. Investing in OGVZ has several key features: The nominal value of OGVZ starts at 1,000. The currency can vary: rubles, dollars, or euros. According to Tereshkin S.I., the optimal purchase amount for bonds is at least 30,000 in any currency. This is due to the presence of commission costs. With a smaller investment amount, future profits will be entirely consumed by covering additional expenses, thereby ...

... precarious, and new sanctions could dramatically alter it. Thus, long-term investments should not be entertained, and it's advisable to consider investments for shorter periods. When investing in securities, one must understand that a significant sum will be required. Those without hundreds of thousands of dollars can invest in venture funds, where even a thousand rubles is sufficient. Such organizations accumulate and subsequently invest clients' funds in shares of large companies, charging ...