... Russian investors may also consider short-term investments in stocks of major Chinese companies, anticipating that the success of the sale will reflect on their value. It is important to remain aware of the risks associated with currency fluctuations and geopolitical factors that may affect trade with China. Singles' Day in China is not just a sale but also a significant economic indicator that can influence stock and commodity markets globally. For Russian investors, this day represents an opportunity ...

... slightly reduced pressure on the exchange rate. Graphically, the USD/RUB pair remains below important technical levels, reflecting limitations on speculative operations. In the near term, the ruble will be sensitive to external factors (oil prices, geopolitical issues) and internal expectations regarding the Central Bank's policies. Bond Market The bond market has not exhibited sharp changes. In April, OFZ yields remained elevated, reflecting the Central Bank's stringent stance and inflation concerns....

... power of citizens and the country's economy. Why does devaluation happen? Devaluation can occur for various reasons. Here are the main ones: Economic instability: When a country experiences economic difficulties, such as high inflation, political or geopolitical crises, the state's foreign exchange reserves can decrease, and the demand for the ruble falls. Low prices for export goods: Russia, as an exporter of oil and gas, is faced with the fact that when prices for these resources fall, the inflow ...

... countries to accelerate the expansion of their own uranium enrichment and reprocessing capacity, thereby reducing their dependence on imports. Politicization of Uranium Supplies. The uranium situation once again highlights the role of energy resources in geopolitics. If Russia begins to use uranium as an instrument of political pressure, this may push other countries to strengthen their energy sovereignty. Uranium: Types, Uses, and Impact on Global Energy and Industry Russia’s restriction of enriched ...

... returns. However, these assets also carry heightened risks related to currency fluctuations, political instability, and changes in international regulation. The Central Bank aims to minimize potential losses for investors, especially given the unstable geopolitical situation and increasing sanctions pressure on Russia. By restricting access to foreign securities, the Central Bank seeks to shield non-qualified investors from potential losses that may arise from a decline in the value of foreign assets ...