... losses for investors. In Which Currency to Hold Money Regardless of the storage method, it is recommended to hold funds in a strong currency, such as dollars or euros. This precaution helps avoid the risks of currency devaluation. No matter how the exchange rate fluctuates, individuals will not suffer losses. Similarly, it is advisable to place deposits in a strong currency. In this scenario, individuals will remain profitable regardless of market fluctuations. During devaluation of the national currency,...

... prices has already started to impact the margins of independent gas stations : experts note that some retailers are currently losing money on selling a liter of gasoline, as retail prices are administratively restrained and have not kept pace with exchange rates. The Russian government is preparing responsive actions to stabilize the situation. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak is convening a special meeting with the leadership of major oil companies on August 14 to discuss measures for keeping fuel ...

... People's Bank of China Policy Monetary Conditions: likelihood of targeted easing measures (liquidity operations, directed support for lending). Transmission Mechanism: banks are cautious in risk lending, which constraints the stimulus multiplier. Yuan Exchange Rate: balancing growth support and financial stability requires careful calibration. Signals of slowing growth increase the chances of regulatory support, but the scale and speed of measures are likely to remain targeted. Stock Market: Who Benefits and ...

... experienced significant setbacks in the first quarter of last year due to falling oil prices, which is the country's main export commodity. However, by the end of 2020, it began to rebound and has been on a steady upward trajectory since then. The Moscow Exchange Index, which hit a record 3,713.49 by May 10, is projected to rise to 3,819 by the end of this year. Gazprombank forecasts that the market may face a correction of up to 10% this summer due to slower vaccination rates in developing countries compared to developed ones. The recovery of the global economy, rising oil prices, and accommodative monetary policies from most central banks all contribute positively to the Russian market. Experts still consider the potential ...

... expected to be discussed. Among the steps being considered are: Increasing the mandatory sale quotas for gasoline and diesel on the exchange from the current 15% to 17% of production volumes, to increase supply in the domestic market and reduce speculative price ... ... injected over 40 billion cubic meters of gas during the summer months, confidently moving towards the target storage filling rate of 90% by November 1. The current injection rates indicate a high likelihood of achieving – and possibly exceeding – ...