... prepared for inevitable risks: the target model requires a stable macroeconomic and regulatory environment. Any disruptions in the implementation of privatization and market reforms could delay market growth. Hence, portfolio investors should maintain a balanced approach, diversifying investments across sectors and instruments to mitigate potential volatility. Ultimately, the plan to double capitalization creates a positive informational backdrop and suggests systemic changes that will benefit the entire ...

... infrastructure. Increasing domestic consumption will drive recovery in Latin American countries. 3. Geopolitical Challenges Risks include trade restrictions, energy market instability, and heightened sanctions policies. These factors may lead to increased volatility ... ... stricter norms, impacting asset selection. Investor Recommendations Goldman Sachs outlines several key recommendations: Maintain a balanced portfolio by combining equities, bonds, and alternative assets. Pay attention to ESG investments, which will be a primary ...

... rounds, the emergence of new unicorns and the revival of IPO activity create conditions for further growth. At the same time, risk factors remain: possible overheating of certain segments (primarily AI) and the uncertainty of the global economy require a balanced approach. Diversification of investments by industry and expansion of the range of capital sources help to reduce these risks. As a result, cautious optimism prevails in the market: industry participants expect the rise to continue, but are closely ...

... excise tax revenue on gasoline and diesel goes to Russian regions. In fact, the current indexing of prices is one of the ways to support regional budgets, which may face difficulties due to losses from corporate income tax. According to Rosstat data, the balance of profits and losses for wholesale and retail trade enterprises in the first four months of 2024 decreased by 51.7% compared to the same period in 2023, reaching 466.2 billion rubles (trade is one of the largest employers in the regions). At the same time, no one denies that the increase in excise ...

... within the range of 100-115 rubles, but a severe devaluation is not expected due to: The Russian economy continues to adapt to external shocks. The Central Bank is pursuing an inflation-targeting policy and maintaining currency reserves. A positive trade balance continues to support the national currency. Main Risks for the Ruble Despite moderate predictions, analysts highlight several risk factors that may exert pressure on the ruble: Sanctions: Potential tightening of restrictions related to oil and ...