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Investing in Currency Bonds: Features and Advantages

... growth. As a result, their yield and appeal to investors are also increasing. However, like any other investments, acquiring Eurobonds comes with its own unique features. What are the nuances and potential pitfalls? And where can one purchase these currency bonds? A qualified investor and founder of "Oil Resource Group", Sergey Tereshkin, can provide insights into this investment avenue. More information about him and his activities can be found on his personal website www.sergeytereshkin....

Where to Invest One Million Rubles: Medium-Term Investments

... per annum (depending on the term). According to the Bank of Russia, the weighted average rates for deposits of 6–12 months reached approximately 23.5% by fall 2024. Long-term deposits over a year often yield slightly less (around 20–22%). Foreign currency deposits in dollars/euros usually offer a single figure (2–4%) but involve currency risk. Risks and Reliability. Risks associated with bank deposits are minimal: the state deposit insurance system compensates for losses of ruble deposits up ...

What is devaluation in simple terms and how does it affect the Russian economy?

Devaluation is the process of devaluation of the national currency, which each of us feels when prices rise and purchasing power falls. In this article, we will analyze why devaluation occurs, how it affects prices, business and everyday life of Russians, and what steps can be taken to protect your funds in ...

Ruble Concludes 2024 Above 100 Against Dollar: Causes, Forecasts, and Implications

The ruble ended 2024 with a historic weakening, exceeding the 100 per dollar mark. What caused the national currency to fall, what forecasts do experts give for 2025, and how will this affect the economy, business, and the lives of Russians? We analyze the key factors, current data, and strategies for investors. The Ruble Closed 2024 Above 100 to the Dollar: ...

Analysis of PJSC Gazprom's RAS Report for the First Half of 2025

... export ones. At the same time, the ruble's exchange rate played a dual role. In the first half of 2025, the ruble weakened on average compared to the beginning of 2024, which on one hand boosts ruble revenue from export contracts (denominated in foreign currency or tied to it), but on the other, leads to currency revaluation of debt obligations and other paper losses. Therefore, the external environment in H1 2025 was complex: the macroeconomic landscape was characterized by a decline in export volumes ...