... prices, according to Dmitry Skryabin, portfolio manager at the Alpha Capital Management Company. It has long been promised that the production cuts were a temporary measure that could be reversed later, stated Stanislav Mitrahovich, an expert from the Financial University and the National Energy Security Fund. "If the opportunity to rebound is continuously postponed, it could destabilize OPEC+,” he cautioned. “Therefore, at some point, it was necessary to allow those countries that had long ...

... Dividends Cannot Be Paid The law establishes a number of restrictions under which it is prohibited to distribute profits and pay dividends. Dividends cannot be declared or paid in the following cases: Absence of profit or presence of losses. If the financial reporting indicates that the company has no net profit (or it is offset by unallocated losses from the current or previous years), dividends cannot be paid. Low value of net assets. Payment is prohibited if, at the time of the decision or on ...

... Acceleration of inflation. Excessive growth in money supply can lead to rising prices for goods and services. Currency devaluation. If the money supply grows faster than the economy, it can lead to a decline in the ruble exchange rate. Distortions in financial markets. Excess liquidity may lead to speculative asset price growth. What Should Investors Pay Attention To? The growth of money supply is a signal that investors should consider when shaping their strategies. Here are several key aspects: ...

... However, this strategy also carries significant risks, as sudden surges can be accompanied by equally rapid declines. Long-Term Stability and Risks Politically-driven stock rises are often short-lived, as they depend on sentiment rather than a company's financial stability. Investors should exercise caution, especially if they are interested in long-term growth. Investments in companies where valuations are closely tied to political events may struggle during economic instability, necessitating additional ...

... State guarantees protect investors from losing their funds, making these bonds an excellent tool for risk diversification. Revitalization is noted not only in the primary market. New bonds are being actively issued by corporate borrowers and Russian financial institutions as well. The yield on these securities has exceeded 10% per annum, which is a commendable figure. This rate is significantly higher than that of traditional bank deposits. It is worth noting that the coupon income from bonds is ...