... aimed at stabilizing the economy. Optimizing portfolios with a focus on resilient assets, high-yield bonds, and protective instruments can help navigate the current economic challenges and minimize risks. As long as the central bank maintains a high key rate, investors in Russian assets should balance the prospects for high interest yields with the risks associated with domestic demand and inflation.

... forecasts. These results support high stock prices and partially justify elevated multiples. Stable macro conditions. Inflation, which surged at the start of the decade, has moderated to a more manageable level by 2024. The Federal Reserve has paused interest rate hikes, and expectations of rate cuts make stocks more attractive compared to bonds. Globalization of business. Large U.S. companies derive a significant portion of their revenues from outside the U.S. Thus, market capitalization relative to U.S. ...

... global transition to renewable energy sources. Metals: Demand for lithium, copper, and rare earth elements is increasing due to technology development and the green economy. Regional Prospects United States Economic growth is slowing, driven by high interest rates and reduced consumer spending. The dollar remains strong despite global diversification of reserves towards other currencies. Europe The Eurozone faces risks due to the energy crisis and geopolitical instability. Inflation growth rates are decreasing ...

... larger volume of money in circulation can promote consumption and investment growth. Supporting liquidity. An increase in the money supply helps avoid liquidity shortages in the banking sector. Reducing debt burden. With the growth of money supply, interest rates may decrease, facilitating debt servicing. Negative Risks: Acceleration of inflation. Excessive growth in money supply can lead to rising prices for goods and services. Currency devaluation. If the money supply grows faster than the economy, it ...

... economy, many prefer to seek immediate gratification rather than saving for the future. What Risks Does Living on Credit Carry? Increasing Debt Burden The more is spent on status purchases, the higher the risk of falling into a debt trap. The average interest rate on credit cards in the U.S. exceeds 20%, making debt servicing extremely challenging. Financial Instability The lack of a "safety net" makes individuals vulnerable to economic shocks. According to the Federal Reserve, around 40% of Americans ...