... be issued (i.e., averaging around ₽1.3 trillion annually). Promising Industries and Issuers by 2030 To achieve the targeted level of doubled capitalization, the market must open access to new segments of the economy and bring not only state sector giants ... ... Conclusions For institutional and private investors, the prospect of doubling the market by 2030 signals an opportunity for long-term strategic planning. On one hand, the growth of capitalization to 66% of GDP opens avenues for substantial profits, particularly ...

... rise. The influx of "long money" from institutions and corporations is making the market more resilient: the share of strategic investors is increasing, gradually reducing the impact of short-term speculation and volatile sentiments. Analyst Predictions ... ... new price records (both for Bitcoin and major altcoins like BNB) indicate that the industry is transitioning to a more mature level. Cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly integrated into the global financial system: historic regulatory steps (such ...

... companies in Belarusian sectors, such as energy and industry. Geopolitical Significance For Russia, a stable Belarus plays a strategic role in countering Western influence in the region. Lukashenko's victory ensures the continuation of military cooperation,... ... confirm the continuation of the existing political course, which for Russia means predictability in relations. However, the high level of Belarus's dependency on Russian support creates challenges for bilateral cooperation. Russia will need to closely monitor ...

... impact the company’s financial performance. The decrease in export shipments also limits ALROSA's ability to maintain previous levels of profitability. The company will need to seek new markets, which will require additional costs for marketing, logistics,... ... to international markets may be subject to significant fluctuations. ALROSA's transition to new markets presents a potential strategic opportunity, but its execution will require time and resources. I advise investors to consider these risks carefully ...

...,000 ₽) in a ruble deposit, 20% (200,000 ₽) in OFZ/bond funds, 10% (100,000 ₽) in a diversified currency deposit or eurobonds, 50% (500,000 ₽) in stocks and ETFs (assuming a portfolio of Russian and foreign securities, e.g., 30% MOEX + dividend level, 20% SP500/internet companies/gold), and 10% (100,000 ₽) in gold or a strategic reserve. This portfolio aims for high growth: stocks may provide 15–20% nominal annual returns, but volatility is also higher. Bonds and deposits balance sharp fluctuations, and cash holdings of gold/currencies reduce the risk of ruble depreciation....