... looking for regular income. In 2023, the dividend yield was 6%, which is in line with the average in the retail sector. The company strives to return a significant portion of profits to shareholders, which ensures their long-term interest. Financial stability: Stable cash flows and effective cost management allow the company to maintain a competitive position even in conditions of market volatility. 3. Growth potential The company is actively developing new business areas and strengthening its position ...

... Position: The Role of the Central Bank The key link in the issue of creating cryptocurrency infrastructure is the position of the Central Bank. The Bank of Russia has traditionally taken a cautious stance regarding crypto assets, fearing for financial stability and potential illegal capital movement. Nevertheless, after the legalization of mining, the regulator needs to decide how to organize the market for trading cryptocurrency domestically. Daniil Egorov noted that much depends on the agreement ...

... AI-92 increased by 13%, and AI-95 by 29%. The price hike is driven by high demand and scheduled maintenance at oil refineries. Experts note that this model of regulation, which includes temporary export bans, could become a permanent practice for stabilizing the domestic fuel market. However, it carries risks for the oil industry and requires the development of more sophisticated mechanisms, such as a futures market and a risk-hedging culture. For a more detailed analysis of the situation and ...

... instance, “Ozon Pharmaceuticals” stated its intention to use the raised funds to implement its long-term strategy and reduce debt burden. Additionally, issuers promise to adhere to market principles: a lock-up period for major shareholders and a stabilization mechanism for quotes, attracting institutional investors. Regulatory Barriers and Risks The regulatory environment is one of the key factors of uncertainty. Recently, the Russian dietary supplement market has undergone a series of changes: ...

.... These are shares of companies that regularly pay dividends to investors. The payback period for these investments can extend to decades, yielding investors no more than 10% annually, and often much less. Income stocks suit investors who prioritize stability and minimal risk over price appreciation. The price growth becomes a secondary concern. The value of these securities usually increases only slightly, which diminishes their appeal for short-term investors and traders. At the same time, these ...