... knowledge about investing and see no reason to delve deeper into the subject. They simply need a product and a basic guide for purchasing it. In the past, businesspeople relied on intuition and sheer luck, attempting to predict the behavior of stocks and currencies. In current times, investors are more pragmatic. They recognize risks and prefer to take the "bird in hand" approach... Online applications have come to the aid of newcomers, offering user-friendly interfaces ideal for those unwilling ...

... yield, planting areas, and ending stocks. Any tightening of balances reflects on prices, logistics, and producer profitability. Trade Flows — adjustments to export/import for key regions shape traders' and processors' margin expectations. Europe: UK Labor ... ... there are few significant releases from blue chips; the tone is set by macro data (UK labor market, ZEW) and reactions to oil/currencies. Nikkei 225 / Japan : the reporting season for Q2 continues; releases from a number of industrial and consumer companies,...

... local authorities in the Russian Federation. Corporate bonds. Issued by private companies and banks. The risk of these bonds is higher than that of government bonds, but they typically offer greater yields. Some companies issue bonds in foreign markets (currency bonds). Mortgage bonds. Secured by mortgage loans and issued by specialized mortgage agents. Such bonds are considered reliable (the collateral is real estate) and often have yields higher than OFZ. Subordinated bonds. Mainly issued by banks....