... Russian context, most sellers factor in not only their expenses from the entire previous period but also the amount needed to acquire certain essentials like property, vehicles, etc. This results in a significant increase in price. Concurrently, demand declines. In the Russian market, a payback period of 24 months is considered normal. This duration is acceptable to both parties—buyers and sellers. Factors to Consider When Investing When purchasing an established business, it is also important to ...

... previous levels poses a risk of a negative scenario, similar to what Japan faced. Despite this, European assets could yield a decent return, particularly for corporations based on the continent. In the case of unpopular sectors, the risk of stock price declines is very low. Alternative Markets A promising alternative to European markets is the Asian markets. This includes not only China but also India, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, etc. Manufacturing is actively developing in these countries,...

The global crisis has primarily impacted real estate, leading to a sharp decline in property values. Simultaneously, the incomes of those who once chose to invest in this asset class have also fallen. The global crisis has primarily impacted the real estate sector, leading to a sharp decline in property values. Simultaneously,...

... market participants. Washington is ramping up its sanction pressure on the largest buyers of Russian oil, particularly with new trade tariffs imposed on India, escalating geopolitical tensions. Against this backdrop, global oil prices have ceased their decline and are demonstrating relative stabilization as investors assess OPEC+ actions and the risks of secondary sanctions. Russia continues to implement stringent restrictions on the export of petroleum products to support the domestic fuel market. ...

... almost 5%, and AI-95 by 7%. Naturally, concerns arose that the resumption of gasoline exports could accelerate its price rise, including in retail, where prices have already continued to grow at the end of the year, despite the traditional pattern of declining prices after the peak demand period. According to the Moscow Fuel Association (MTA), in the last two weeks, gasoline prices at gas stations have accelerated their rise. Between November 11 and 17, they increased by 17 and 18 kopecks for AI-92 ...