... volatility, as his policies and initial steps as president could significantly impact the global economic landscape, and consequently the Russian market. Predictions for the Ruble: The ruble is likely to fluctuate within the range of 100-105 rubles per dollar in the coming weeks. This is due to the uncertainty surrounding the new U.S. president's foreign policy and the potential ramifications for the sanctions regime against Russia. Should external factors be unfavorable—for instance, stringent sanctions or a deterioration in the geopolitical situation—the ruble may weaken, ...

How the lives of Russians have changed in 23 years: 700% inflation, rising prices and the dollar exchange rate Over more than two decades, prices in Russia have increased several-fold - the cost of housing has increased ... ... Outlook Economists predict that inflation will remain at 6-8% per year in the coming years, which is above the Central Bank's target indicator. The main factors determining inflation trends include: Dynamics of the ruble and foreign trade policy. Prices ...

... 23.5% by fall 2024. Long-term deposits over a year often yield slightly less (around 20–22%). Foreign currency deposits in dollars/euros usually offer a single figure (2–4%) but involve currency risk. Risks and Reliability. Risks associated with bank ... ... ranging from 30–36% for seasoned investors. Risks. The primary risk of corporate bonds is default or deterioration in the issuer's financial standing. Many companies must pay high interest rates on loans due to the rise of the Bank of Russia's base rate. ...

... Diversifying Reserves: Hinting at Currencies Beyond the Dollar An interesting topic on the agenda was the future of Berkshire Hathaway's enormous cash reserves in light of the aforementioned risks. Currently, the company holds the majority of its funds in U.S. dollars (in highly liquid assets like U.S. Treasury bills). However, a 4% decline in the dollar's value in the first quarter of 2025 has already cost Berkshire approximately $700 million due to the currency translation of revenues and assets. Commenting ...

... see increased volatility following the release of inflation and trade balance data from the Eurozone and Canada. These economic indicators will give investors clues about the future policy actions of the ECB and the Bank of Canada. Housing data in the U.S. will also provide valuable insights into economic activity and may influence the dollar. Investor Recommendations: Investors trading in the euro, Canadian dollar, or real estate-linked assets should monitor these data points closely. Strong inflation figures may lead central banks to adjust interest rates, impacting bond yields, currencies,...