... entrepreneurs to mitigate regulatory risks. 6. The Role of Sanctions and Internal Reforms Despite ongoing sanctions pressure, business empires managed to adapt by: Reengineering supply chains through Kazakhstan, the UAE, and Turkey. Actively using the yuan and rupee in foreign transactions. Internal import substitution, particularly in the machinery and IT service sectors. 7. Social Responsibility and Reputational Risks In the context of increasing societal focus on inequality, billionaires have become ...

... Events China New Home Prices (October) — Published at 01:30 GMT The housing market is a significant part of China’s economy, and new home prices provide insight into real estate demand. Rising prices suggest strong demand, which can support the yuan, while declining prices may signal a cooling market, impacting Asian markets sensitive to China’s growth. 3. U.S. Market Events United States Industrial Production (October) — Published at 14:15 GMT U.S. industrial production data measures output ...

... impacting both the pound and the FTSE 100. 2. Asian Market Events China Fixed Asset Investment (October) — Published at 03:00 GMT China’s fixed asset investment data reflects infrastructure and manufacturing investments. High investment supports the yuan and can positively influence global commodities, while weak investment data may signal slowing economic growth. Japan Industrial Production (September, Revised) — Published at 04:30 GMT This revised report on industrial production gives further ...

... from various countries, and the currency of these securities can differ. What is crucial is that it should differ from the national currency. On specialized platforms, one can acquire bonds in dollars, euros, British pounds, Swiss francs, and Chinese yuan. Issuers of these bonds include major corporations, financial institutions, and other organizations. Yields can reach up to 11% annually, and sometimes even more. Profits can be generated in several ways. Primarily, this comes from annual payments ...

... currency or increased use of national currencies could help insulate these economies from sanctions and reduce dependence on Western financial systems. Russia and China, for example, have already made strides toward settling transactions in rubles and yuan. Comment from Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market , shares his perspective: "Putin’s comments on the dollar and a potential BRICS currency highlight the growing importance of economic independence ...