... number of factors that have a significant impact on its value. Let's consider the key periods and trends: Before 2008: the period is characterized, in general, by growth interrupted by short-term corrections. The dynamics were influenced by both global economic processes and internal factors, including oil prices and political stability. 2008-2009: the global financial crisis led to a sharp drop in the index, reflecting the negative impact on the Russian economy. Recovery was gradual. 2010-2014: a period of relative stabilization ...

... day for the investment community. Investors from the CIS countries will need to monitor several fronts: on one hand, important economic events could impact the global stock market , while on the other hand, the peak of quarterly corporate reporting begins.... ... second quarter and the outcome of the US Federal Reserve's meeting. This article provides up-to-date stock analytics and key factors of the day that will help navigate the risks and opportunities these events present for your investments and what to ...

... which, in turn, would affect the ruble's exchange rate and stock market dynamics. Conclusion: Uncertainty during the initial weeks of Trump’s presidency is likely to lead to increased market volatility. Expectations of softened sanctions and improved economic conditions may support growth in the Russian stock market, but any adverse external factors (e.g., new sanctions or a deterioration in foreign policy) could lead to instability in the stock markets and weaken the ruble. The Ruble Prepares for Fluctuations: Possible Trump-Putin Negotiations The ruble may experience fluctuations in light ...

... Russia's GDP growth slowdown in Q4 2024: CBR forecast, reasons and prospects The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) recently updated its forecast for the fourth quarter of 2024, stating that GDP growth will slow to 2-3%. This revision is due to a number of economic factors, including monetary policy tightening and rising inflation. For the Russian economy, business and investment climate, this slowdown is becoming an important indicator signaling current economic trends and possible risks on the horizon. Reasons ...

... Maintain diversification and caution. Mixed signals from the day's offerings (macro statistics, regulator decisions, corporate surprises) may amplify volatility. Allocating investments across various sectors and regions will help reduce risk: a negative factor in one area (be it a weak corporate report or economic indicator) will not excessively impact the entire portfolio.