... provide stable income while also acting as a hedge against inflation. Particular interest lies in renewable energy and digital infrastructure projects that receive support from governments and international organizations. Equity Diversification Stocks of companies involved in sustainable technologies, IT, and pharmaceuticals maintain high growth potential. Simultaneously, stocks in defensive sectors, such as consumer staples, offer stability amid high market volatility. Gold and Commodity Assets Gold, traditionally viewed as a safe-haven ...

... financial landscape. Such steps by media corporations, banks, and tech giants strengthen confidence in the crypto market. While digital assets were once primarily viewed by enthusiasts and specialized funds, players from Wall Street and international companies are now joining in. This forms a new level of legitimacy and will likely lead to further inflows of capital from adjacent sectors of the economy. Infrastructure and Technology: Mining and DeFi Integration Concurrent with the influx of investment, the infrastructure of the crypto industry continues to develop. Significant changes are occurring in the mining sector: the largest manufacturers and operators are seeking ...

... value our interests. The company's values matter to us: ecology, inclusion, social responsibility. If they don't align with our views, we say goodbye. We’re not afraid to take risks. Unlike previous generations, we don’t fear being jobless. With technology and platforms like hh.ru or Telegram channels, finding a new position is a matter of a couple of days. How Does This Affect the Labor Market? Our approach compels companies to adapt to us: Salaries are rising. Employers understand that we can't be retained with a nice office. Money is the best argument. Career opportunities are a priority. If a company can’t offer growth, we leave for those that can. Flexibility ...

..., as well as Africa (12%) and Europe (14%). A significant contribution to future supply growth will come from oil and gas companies, which extract lithium from brines. According to "Infomine" estimates, brines currently account for 46% of ... ... from 6.1 to 55.7 GW. However, over 80% of this growth was concentrated in just two countries—China and the USA. In addition, technological alternatives to lithium-ion batteries, such as vanadium and zinc-bromine batteries, are emerging, which help reduce ...

... increase. The lifting of restrictions on the export of Japanese hybrid cars to Russia is a significant step that could open new prospects for investors and strengthen Russian-Japanese economic ties. The Russian automotive market gains access to modern technologies, while investors have the opportunity to leverage this situation for increased returns on investments. Companies and individual investors should consider the changes in the market and the opportunities they may present. Sergey Tereshkin, Founder and CEO of the first independent marketplace for oil products and raw materials OPEN OIL MARKET