... postponed until a later date. Decrease in export revenues Sanctions and restrictions on world markets have affected the volume of Russian exports, which has reduced the inflow of foreign exchange earnings. For many Russian companies, especially in the oil and gas sector, this has become a significant challenge. The fall in export revenues reduces the resource base for investment, which also limits the potential for economic growth. Implications for business and investment 1. Difficulty accessing finance High ...

... ruble. What Factors Have Influenced Inflation Growth? Weakening of the Ruble The dollar exchange rate increased 3.4 times over 23 years, leading to higher costs for imported goods and components. Rising Raw Material and Energy Prices Domestic prices for oil, gas, and electricity have increased, impacting the cost of goods and services. Changes in Tax Policy The introduction and increase of excise taxes on fuel, tobacco, and alcohol have led to significant price increases for these goods. Global Economic Crises ...

... assessment for July). Reflects consumer mood at the end of the month and their economic expectations. Corporate Earnings: Before Market Open: ExxonMobil, Chevron, Colgate-Palmolive, Moderna. Friday morning's reports focus on traditional sectors: two oil and gas giants (Exxon and Chevron) will present results against the backdrop of fluctuating oil prices, while consumer brand Colgate-Palmolive will report on demand for everyday necessities. The biotech company Moderna will also share its metrics, providing ...

... Federation. The increase in money supply may have been prompted by economic stimulus programs aimed at maintaining liquidity in conditions of economic instability. High energy resource prices. In 2024, Russia maintained export revenues due to stable oil and gas prices, leading to an increase in currency reserves and money supply. Growth in domestic lending. Banks became more active in lending to businesses and individuals, which increased the money volume in the economy. Inflation. Rising price levels in ...

... rarely drops below a psychological threshold, acting as a sort of protective cushion for investments. Thus, the risk of losses and total obliteration of capital approaches zero. Commodities Investments in commodities represent a lucrative option. This encompasses allocating funds to raw materials that are in demand on the stock exchange. Commodities include oil, gas, metals, grains, coffee, etc. While the prices of most commodities may drop during economic downturns, certain products do ...