... decline. Gold remains a key safe haven asset, and its price can quickly recover when the economic situation changes. In the context of possible geopolitical instability or economic uncertainty, gold may again become attractive to investors, including central banks. For long-term investors, the current situation may even create a profitable entry point. Overall, the current decline in gold prices highlights the importance of flexibility and diversity in investment portfolios. NOT INDIVIDUAL INVESTMENT ADVICE!...

... these figures may be, the number of investors on the exchange accounts for only about 6.5% of the total population of Russia, and in reality, this percentage is even lower, as one investor can have an unlimited number of open brokerage accounts. The Central Bank has created an "investor profile." In 70% of cases, the investor is male. Although it has been proven that female investors tend to be more cautious regarding risk and often achieve higher returns, particularly over the long term. The ...

... Appendices are also prepared: audit reports, financial statements for several years, information on current shareholders, and plans for market entry. Prospectus registration. The offering prospectus is registered with a regulatory body (in Russia, with the Central Bank, which acts as the securities market regulator). By law, shares cannot be offered to an unlimited number of persons without prospectus registration. This stage can take several weeks due to document examination. The regulator checks the completeness ...

... apartment purchases. Increased Credit Burden: Inflation makes long-term loans more expensive, increasing financial pressure on households. Future Outlook Economists predict that inflation will remain at 6-8% per year in the coming years, which is above the Central Bank's target indicator. The main factors determining inflation trends include: Dynamics of the ruble and foreign trade policy. Prices for oil and energy resources. Government regulation of tariffs and taxes. Since 2001, inflation in Russia has exceeded ...

... pace of recovery will differ between developed and emerging markets. Key Factors Influencing Global Growth: Inflation: A gradual decline in inflation is anticipated in developed countries due to the normalization of monetary policy. Interest Rates: Central banks continue to maintain high rates to combat inflation, putting pressure on businesses and consumer spending. Technological Development: Investments in digital transformation and innovation are accelerating recovery. 2. Sectors and Assets for Investment ...