... shares of a specific company and receives a percentage of its profits regularly. Shares can also be bought and sold, creating profit from the price difference between acquisition and sale. This is a risky investment strategy, but it can yield significant returns. The outcome largely depends on the effectiveness of the management of the company in which the money is invested. The last option deserves a closer examination, as this avenue remains highly sought after. Earnings from Stocks Not long ago, investing ...

... increased influence of the largest players. 2. Increase in Deposit Interest Rates In the current economic climate, VTB, Sovcombank, Gazprombank, and other banks in Russia have sharply raised their deposit rates. For instance, VTB has offered clients returns of up to 24% per annum on deposits, a response to the Central Bank's key rate. Such high returns not only attract depositors but also force banks to increase their liabilities to clients, placing additional pressure on their profitability. Economists ...

... strategy for capital growth. This approach brings together a specific group of individuals, who may not have known each other before, and can reside in various corners of the world. Investors acquire shares in specific projects and, as a result, receive returns on their investments. In recent years, collective investment with the aim of capital growth has gained significant popularity. This method involves gathering a specific group of individuals, who may not have previously known each other, and who ...

... capital preservation, and even then, there is no guarantee that the funds will be fully retained, as property values can decline under certain conditions. Nevertheless, the situation is not entirely bleak. In today’s market, investors can achieve returns by putting their money into properties that are still under construction, be it residential or commercial spaces. This method of investment has its own peculiarities, advantages, and disadvantages. Founder of RESURS, S.I. Tereshkin, will discuss ...

... prices. The reduced risk of price increases allows companies consuming oil and petroleum products to budget more accurately and manage costs. Investors should also consider that high inventories could limit oil price growth, potentially reducing the returns on investments in oil-related assets. Market Response Following the report's release, oil prices showed a slight uptick; however, the long-term outlook depends on demand dynamics and further inventory accumulation. Currently, Brent was trading ...