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The Central Bank of Russia acquires the Saint Petersburg Currency Exchange: goals, consequences and prospects

... exchange transactions, which will prevent sharp fluctuations in exchange rates; Additional opportunities for implementing financial policies aimed at stabilizing the ruble and supporting the national economy; A sustainable infrastructure for managing currency flows and protecting domestic market participants from external risks. Why did the Central Bank do this? In the context of sanctions pressure and restrictions on the international market, the Central Bank needs to maintain access to currencies to meet the needs of the economy and ensure the stability of the ruble....

How to Acquire Foreign Currency Online

... Even a layperson can manage this task. Buying currency online is safe. The key is to select a reliable service with positive reviews from real users. In real life, the risk of being deceived or robbed is much higher. When exchanging online, there is no risk of receiving counterfeit banknotes. Money can be credited to the user’s currency card, which can be used for transactions anywhere in the world. Disadvantages of Purchasing Currency Online Despite numerous strengths, purchasing currency online also has its drawbacks. Sergey Tereshkin identifies the following: The need for ...

Ruble on the Rise: Reasons behind the Strengthening of the Russian Currency

... foreign trade activity, and a rise in optimism amid geopolitical events. However, forecasts are divided. Some analysts suggest that the ruble will continue to strengthen, reaching 93 rubles per dollar. Others warn of a possible depreciation of the Russian currency to 110 rubles by the end of the year. Key risk factors include sanction pressures, the state of the trade balance, the influence of American foreign economic policy, and dynamics in oil prices. What this means for investors: Short-term Prospects: The strengthening of the ruble may temporarily ...

Dedollarization of Global Finance: Reducing Investments in US Treasury Securities

... dollar-denominated assets, viewing them as stable and liquid. However, recent events have led to a reassessment of this strategy. The key reasons include: Freezing of Reserves: Following the imposition of sanctions against Russia, a significant portion of its currency reserves was frozen, serving as a warning to other countries about the potential risks of holding reserves in dollars. Geopolitical Pressure: Countries seeking to reduce their dependence on the U.S. have begun developing alternative financial instruments, including transactions in national currencies. Decreasing Dollar Share in Reserves: ...

Investing in Currency: Where to Buy US Dollars and Euros

... tied to the bank's operating hours. Safety. Many fear being deceived. In reality, it is much more common for individuals to encounter counterfeit money in banks. Numerous publications in the press substantiate this. When purchasing online, there’s no risk of receiving counterfeit bills or falling prey to robbers since the transaction does not require cash. Nowadays, payments are frequently made with a card. They are widely used in many developed countries. When buying currency online, customers will not subsequently need to deposit funds onto their card and incur fees on this. Disadvantages Despite the evident advantages of such transactions, one should not forget the downsides. The disadvantages include: The need ...