... short term, then possibly in the long term. Investment in Gold The idea of investing in precious metals has many advocates—it's no coincidence that central banks keep gold as a reserve asset. Gold is often referred to as a "safe haven," indicating that it is considered a relatively secure asset during times of high inflation or turmoil in financial markets. Furthermore, gold has garnered a multitude of enthusiasts due to the expansionary monetary policies conducted by major central banks....

... government extended the permission to export gasoline until August. Earlier, on March 1, the government had imposed a six-month ban on the export of gasoline abroad, except to EAEU countries. However, at the end of May, the ban was suspended, with reports indicating that it was set to resume on July 1. Authorities had suggested that the lifting of restrictions might be extended depending on the market situation. Translated using ChatGPT Sourse: https://1prime.ru/20240704/avto-849761377.html

... market in the coming years. Furthermore, 72% expressed a desire to purchase investment products with a significant weight in digital assets. 57% would like to buy crypto assets directly or from companies dealing in digital assets. This study compellingly indicates that institutional investors favor cryptocurrency as an asset class. There is also a noticeable increase among institutional investors and national governments in the cryptocurrency market. Despite the heightened interest, the primary concern ...

... Russian banks under certain circumstances. The U.S. signal can also be viewed as an attempt to preempt an energy supply crisis, particularly during the winter months when resource consumption peaks. However, the temporary nature of this authorization indicates a cautious approach, leaving room for the potential tightening of sanctions in the future. Impact on the Russian Energy Sector Stability of Export Transactions: For Russia, this will allow major energy companies to continue exporting in a normal ...

... with Russian banks in certain situations. The U.S. signal can also be seen as an attempt to avert an energy supply crisis, especially during the winter months when resource consumption peaks. At the same time, the temporary nature of the exemption indicates a cautious approach and leaves open the possibility of tightening sanctions in the future. Impact on the Energy Sector Stability of Export Transactions: For Russia, this will allow major energy companies to continue exports in normal conditions,...