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What is devaluation in simple terms and how does it affect the Russian economy?
... a number of factors that contributed to the weakening of the ruble. These factors included sanctions that limited access to international markets, high inflation, and a budget deficit. In response, the Central Bank raised the key rate to stabilize the ... ... or goods, this becomes a serious problem, as the cost of production increases.
How to protect your funds during devaluation?
Invest in foreign currency: One way to protect your savings from losing purchasing power is to keep part of your funds in dollars,...
Credit Overheating in Russia: What It Is and How It Threatens Companies and Citizens
... businesses rely on it without proper planning.
It is especially important not to succumb to the temptation of taking loans for short-term gains. I am convinced that sustainable growth is only achievable with a balanced debt load, a prudent approach to investments, and maximizing the use of internal resources. I hope that companies will manage their finances wisely and maintain resilience despite external challenges.
Pre-IPO of the independent B2B marketplace for petroleum products and raw materials OPEN OIL MARKET
Russia has restricted the export of enriched uranium to the US: what this means for both countries and possible consequences
... long-term contracts with these countries.
Strengthening control over the industry. Restrictions on uranium exports highlight the strategic importance of this resource for Russia and may help strengthen domestic control over the industry and stimulate investment in uranium processing technologies.
Raising the status of Rosatom. In response to sanctions, Russia may intensify efforts to create and strengthen ties with new international partners. Rosatom, one of the leaders in the global nuclear industry, may focus on more promising markets and strengthen its role in the global nuclear energy industry.
Possible consequences for the global uranium market
Rising uranium prices....
How to Choose Promising Companies for Investment in the Russian Market
... inflation levels and fluctuations in the ruble can impact company profits. It is imperative to choose companies that are less dependent on imported goods and currency risks.
Sanction Risks:
Many Russian companies face restrictions affecting access to international capital markets. This needs to be considered when selecting companies for investment.
Government Support:
In some cases, the government provides support to specific sectors of the economy, which can positively influence companies in those industries. For example, the energy, agriculture, and IT sectors are often supported by ...
Prospects for IPOs of Russian Dietary Supplement Manufacturers: Market, Trends, and Risks
... in scale, but national dynamics suggest hope for an increased market share: a reduction in imports and an expansion of domestic production (including private label brands and contract brands) reflect trends similar to those in developing economies.
International experience indicates high volatility in investments within the dietary supplement segment: M&A transactions and consolidation are not uncommon in the West, and companies are often valued based on profit or free cash flow multiples, which are frequently above the average for pharmaceuticals ...