... 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. Supply restrictions from one of the leading suppliers may lead to an increase in ...

... of hedging currency risks, and without access to them, retail investors will have to seek alternative ways to safeguard their savings. Increased Demand for Russian Assets With the introduction of restrictions, non-qualified investors may shift their focus to Russian stocks and bonds. This could lead to a rise in demand for domestic financial instruments, especially for securities of large companies and government bonds, which are considered reliable assets. Limitation on Portfolio Diversification ...

... expenses and provide flexibility in case an attractive investment opportunity arises. Maintain at least 5-10% of your portfolio in liquid assets to enhance resilience and reduce risk. Common Mistakes in Diversification Neglecting International Assets. Focusing solely on Russian assets increases dependence on the local market. Overexposing a Single Sector. Investing in assets within one sector raises risks during downturns in that sector. Over-Diversification. Having too many assets complicates portfolio ...

... technology, and consumer goods will be the most vulnerable. Investors should keep an eye on news in these areas and track the performance of relevant companies. Long-Term Investments in Resilient Sectors: In light of global changes, it is important to focus on sectors that may benefit from domestic demand growth and EU support, such as green energy, IT, and biotech. Diversification of Investments: To reduce exposure to trade conflicts, investors may consider diversifying their portfolio by adding ...

... at 13:00 GMT Brazil’s economic activity index is a proxy for GDP. Positive data may support the Brazilian real and boost local market sentiment, while weaker activity could affect investor confidence in Latin America’s largest economy. Investor Focus: Inflation Data in the UK and U.S.: CPI readings from the UK and the U.S. are crucial for assessing inflation trends. High inflation could lead to expectations of tighter monetary policy, affecting currencies and interest-rate-sensitive sectors ...