It is commonly believed that only legal entities can invest in securities. However, this is not the case. Anyone can become an investor. It is commonly believed that only legal entities can invest in securities. In reality, this is not the case. Anyone can become an investor. So, how can one do this? And which methods are the most relevant today? To clarify this issue, Sergey Tereshkin, the founder of RESURS, has taken the initiative. The businessman has thoroughly studied the investment market...

... Remains a Threat Although inflation rates have slightly decreased from peak levels, its long-term persistence remains a significant challenge. The impact of inflation is particularly pronounced in developed economies, where central banks are tightening policies, limiting access to cheap money. Growing Interest in Emerging Markets Emerging markets attract attention due to their relative stability and growth prospects, despite global uncertainty. Regions with robust demand for commodities, such as Latin ...

... inflationary fluctuations. With this approach, Europe may avoid a "lost decade," akin to Japan's experience in the late twentieth century. While this is a painful measure, it is crucial for maintaining stability. Preservation of credit and financial policies. The head of the European Central Bank, who significantly lowered interest rates to nearly negative levels to alleviate deflationary pressure on the economy, is set to resign this autumn. As a result, businesses will have the opportunity to continue ...

Friday closes the week with critical economic indicators across global markets. Investors will focus on Eurozone inflation data and UK retail sales, offering insights into consumer behavior and price stability in Europe. In the U.S., industrial production and consumer sentiment data will shape expectations for economic resilience, while import/export prices shed light on inflationary pressures. China’s new home prices give a pulse on the housing market, and the Baker Hughes oil rig count will influence...

The European Union faces a serious risk of trade conflicts, warns French President Emmanuel Macron. At the heart of the disagreement is the trade policies of the US and China, which are putting pressure on European companies and could trigger a full-scale trade war. In this article, we analyze how the escalation of tensions with key economic partners will affect European business and the economy,...