... extended period, with the primary goal being the generation of revenue. Funds are allocated to increase a company's capital. The subject of investments does not necessarily have to be cash; it can include securities, property, technologies, rights to use natural resources, intangible assets, etc. An investor can be an individual, a corporation, or government entities. Like any other area, investing in fixed capital has its own set of features. To understand these intricacies and provide a comprehensive ...

... any sector, it is advisable to follow the guidance of experienced investors: Funds should be invested in various instruments to diversify risks. Even if one instrument proves unprofitable, the others can cover the financial loss and generate income. Naturally, this is assuming that all funds haven’t been allocated to financial pyramids, HYIPs, and other dubious organizations. During market fluctuations, one should not panic and hastily liquidate assets. Following a decline, growth typically returns,...

... advisable to identify such projects through specialized crowdfunding platforms. These sites vet applicants, providing some level of assurance that funds will not be handed over to a common fraudster and that the project is legitimate. Websites of this nature also allow potential investors to ask questions, make proposals, and more. Investors can derive income in various ways: a percentage of profits; return of invested funds with interest over a specified period; equity participation in the company....

... long-term factors – a slowdown in demand in land transport due to the spread of electric vehicles, a surge in demand for polymers due to urbanization in South and East Asian countries, and increased competition between petroleum products and liquefied natural gas (LNG) in maritime transport. These factors will ensure a more modest increase in demand for oil in the second half of the 2020s compared to 2021-2023, when global consumption growth reached 4.7 million barrels per day (according to the IEA) ...

... reacts to this. The expert also reminded that retail prices for gasoline and DF in Russia are capped by inflation levels. A similar opinion was voiced by Sergey Frolov, Managing Partner at NEFT Research. He believes that the rise in quotations is a natural seasonal phenomenon linked to increased demand. In this year, however, demand is growing slower than last year. Moreover, any comparison with 2023 is fundamentally incorrect, since considering high inflation and a sharp increase in fuel excise ...