... the Australian dollar may indirectly influence commodity markets, particularly as Australia is a key global supplier. The ripple effects of Australian monetary policy could be felt in various commodity prices, including those for metals and natural resources. Investor Recommendations: Investors with interests in commodities should consider Australian economic indicators as part of their strategic planning. An increase in Australian interest rates could strengthen the Australian dollar and impact ...

... great potential in the fact that the pre-IPO market helps Russian companies attract financing at the stage of preparation for a public offering. This is especially important in the current economic situation, when domestic companies need support and resources to scale and grow. Russian pre-IPO projects can offer investors unique opportunities to diversify their portfolios, as well as stimulate the development of the domestic capital market. This investment format can play a significant role in increasing ...

... exchange assert that they aim to establish national prices for precious metals based on domestic supply and demand, independent of foreign benchmarks. Thus, Russia seeks to lessen the influence of Western financial centers on the valuation of its strategic resources. Alternative to the Markets of London and New York The launch of the St. Petersburg Precious Metals Exchange is viewed as an important alternative to Western platforms like the London over-the-counter gold market (LBMA) and the COMEX exchange ...

... rubles). During this period, 369 transactions were made, and 87% of companies placed repeat orders. The average check was 800,000 rubles. 26% of the marketplace's revenue is generated using borrowed funds. Every fourth company orders fuel using credit resources. It can be confidently said that the integration of the marketplace with financial tools helped 49 companies from various industries to operate smoothly. These include road builders, private gas stations, mining companies, concrete plants, carriers,...

... imports—from raw materials to finished products. The rise in prices of imported goods automatically drives up the overall price level in the economy. Negative external factors. Supply shocks (global increases in oil prices, food prices, and other resources), as well as logistical issues or sanctions, can trigger accelerated inflation, even if the domestic situation is relatively stable. Inflation expectations. If the population and businesses are confident in further price increases, they tend ...