... countries. Therefore, even if some restrictions are eased, it is unlikely to result in a full restoration of previous economic relations. What Does This Mean for Investors? 1. Growth of the Domestic Market Sanctions have forced Russian businesses to focus on the domestic market, creating new opportunities in areas such as: Manufacturing and Industry; Technology and IT; Logistics and Transport; Energy and Mining. 2. Potential for Import Substitution Many Western companies have exited the Russian market,...

... Experian). Banks actively promote loans with low-interest rates, creating the illusion of easy money and facilitating the accumulation of debt. Changing Attitudes Toward Finances Unlike previous generations, millennials are less inclined to save and more focused on consumption. A Deloitte study revealed that 60% of millennials lack long-term savings, preferring to spend money in the present. Due to uncertainty in the job market and an unstable economy, many prefer to seek immediate gratification rather ...

... consumers but also investors, as sales volumes achieved on Singles' Day significantly impact retail markets and reflect economic activity in China. Chinese consumer behavior holds substantial influence over the global economy, especially for traders focusing on stocks of China-linked companies and commodities like oil and metals. Let’s examine how Singles' Day impacts stock markets and what signals it provides for investors, including those in Russia. Impact on the Chinese Stock Market and Companies ...

... energy crisis. Investors are closely monitoring US-China tariff negotiations and upcoming OPEC+ decisions, which will largely determine the price movement of oil in the coming weeks. Gas Market: Rising Stocks, High Prices The gas market is primarily focused on Europe. The European Union continues to rapidly inject natural gas into underground storage, aiming to prepare for the upcoming winter. As of the end of July, European gas storage facilities are more than two-thirds (around 70% capacity) full ...

... inevitability of change The world is constantly changing, and that is normal. Instead of resisting change, learn to accept it. Example: Technology evolves, professions transform—this is not a reason to panic, but an opportunity to learn something new. 2. Focus on opportunities, not risks In any situation, there are both risks and opportunities. Shift your focus from "what will I lose?" to "what will I gain?" Example: If you lose your job, it may be a chance to explore a more interesting ...