... historical averages due to a slowdown in developed countries. Emerging markets such as India, Southeast Asian countries, and Latin America are primarily driving growth, benefiting from faster recovery in economic activity supported by domestic demand and export opportunities. Inflation and Monetary Policy Inflation in 2025 remains above target levels in many countries, despite central banks' efforts to curb it. Further rate hikes are expected in regions like the United States and the Eurozone, while China ...

... alternative supply sources from Russia and the CIS. Opportunity to strengthen trade ties with countries adversely affected by the new U.S. tariffs. Market Reactions Markets have reacted divergently: Decline in stock prices of companies closely tied to exports to the U.S. Strengthening of assets viewed as safe havens by investors (gold, bonds, safe-haven currencies). Increased volatility in stock markets and currency trading. How will Investment Strategies Change? Investors should pay attention to: ...

... resource prices. In the Russian market, Open Oil Market offers a platform where companies can track global oil and commodity price changes and respond to rising demand. For Russian enterprises, Singles' Day in China can signal adjustments in pricing and export strategies, especially if Chinese consumer activity is high. What This Means for Russian Investors For Russian investors, Singles' Day offers an opportunity to gauge consumer sentiment and economic activity in China, which influences commodity ...

... Conversely, low unemployment may prompt the Central Bank to raise rates to avoid inflationary pressure. 4. Fluctuations in the National Currency Exchange Rate The Central Bank closely monitors the national currency exchange rate, as it affects imports, exports, and the overall economic balance of the country. A weakened national currency can lead to higher prices for imported goods, which accelerates inflation. In such instances, the Central Bank may raise rates to strengthen the currency, make it more ...

... reduction of risks associated with payment transactions. Russian companies will be able to pay for goods and services from Iranian partners in rubles, avoiding the need for third-party payment systems and minimizing currency risks. Favorable Conditions for Exporters: Russian exporters will be able to enhance their presence in the Iranian market by using Mir cards for transactions. This will also streamline operations and simplify accounting, which is particularly relevant for large shipments such as machinery ...