... your investments and what to pay attention to on the exchanges. Macroeconomic Events Central to the day are macroeconomic publications that could set the tone for trading... ... decision will be announced at 21:00 MSK. The regulator is expected to keep the base rate unchanged (in the current range of ~5.25–5.5%), despite political pressure and... ... growth is fueled by heightened market activity in spring (volatility spikes due to the banking crisis, interest rate changes, etc.). If the report confirms these figures,...

... "ORG-Market" marketplace can get up to 3 million rubles on installment terms. The grace period is 30 days, after which the interest rate is 1.5% per month. The bank reviews applications in three minutes. Applying for an installment plan allows buyers to increase their working capital ... ... platform brings together suppliers, buyers, and carriers on one platform. "The marketplace covers several regions of Central Russia. We are negotiating with vertically integrated oil companies to involve them in our platform, alongside independent ...

... compensate for lost pipeline sales. Financial factors. Volatile items will still impact financial results. The ruble exchange rate remains a key risk: continued depreciation may, on one hand, increase ruble revenues (a plus for operating profit), but on ... ... driver for currency revenues in Russia). Interest expenses are likely to remain high, given the tight monetary policy of the Central Bank of Russia; however, new sharp spikes are not expected unless the company increases its debt. Tax policy and regulatory risks....

... materializes, a surge in volatility in the currency market and a decrease in risk appetite for local assets can be expected. The Central Bank of the Russian Federation published analytical materials earlier this week indicating a slowdown in inflation in July, signaling a possible pause in raising the key interest rate. This supports interest in bonds: OFZ yields continued to decline, and the state bond index RGBI stabilized near local maxima....

..., Europe may avoid a "lost decade," akin to Japan's experience in the late twentieth century. While this is a painful measure, it is crucial for maintaining stability. Preservation of credit and financial policies. The head of the European Central Bank, who significantly lowered interest rates to nearly negative levels to alleviate deflationary pressure on the economy, is set to resign this autumn. As a result, businesses will have the opportunity to continue developing. If the new bank leader alters this policy, it could negatively impact ...