... export restrictions, imposing additional pressures on the profitability of port operations focused on agricultural exports. Other cargo groups also displayed mixed results: Mineral Fertilizers: 15.6 million tons (+12.1%) – record growth reflecting diversification of trade with developing markets. Ferrous Metals: 8.0 million tons (+19.3%) – increased demand stimulating investments in specialized terminals. Iron Ore: 4.2 million tons (+39.9%) – significant growth strengthening cargo flows along ...

... Russia, and keeping an eye on government policies that may further impact the nuclear sector. For energy companies, this period of uncertainty may require adjustments in sourcing strategies, hedging against price fluctuations, and investing in long-term diversification to reduce reliance on single suppliers. A Strategic Power Play in a Complex Market Russia’s decision to halt enriched uranium exports to the US is a strategic move with far-reaching implications for energy markets, international relations,...

... with capital protection (government bonds, deposits, gold). A more aggressive investor may increase the share of stocks, while a conservative investor may raise the share of bonds and ruble deposits. Long-term investments of one million rubles require diversification and careful risk management. The main ideas: combine instruments with different returns and risks, focusing on the goal of capital growth while considering inflation. Utilizing tax advantages (IIS, NPO, IZH) enhances portfolio efficiency ...

... raises the value of their stocks. Foreign currency. Purchasing dollars, euros, or other stable currencies helps preserve savings if the national currency depreciates. Currency savings act as a "safe haven" during significant ruble devaluation. Diversification of investments. Combining different types of assets (deposits, bonds, stocks, currencies, commodities, etc.) reduces risks: even if one part of the portfolio loses value due to inflation, other assets can offset those losses. Conclusion: ...

... trillions in client assets, so even a modest 1% allocation to Bitcoin via ETFs could translate into tens of billions of dollars of new demand. By adding Bitcoin ETFs to their product lineups, the banks are validating Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class for diversification. Wall Street’s embrace signals that Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a permanent part of the financial ecosystem. Market Impact: Price Appreciation and Liquidity Boost Analysts predict that a surge of demand from these ETF investors could ...