... development of the new gold exchange may provide: Reduced Spreads: The exchange format of trading helps diminish the gap between buying and selling prices compared to traditional offline channels (e.g., through banks), enhancing potential investment returns. Transparent Pricing: Prices are formed openly based on exchange supply and demand, providing a more objective assessment of gold value without reliance on external indices. New Investment Opportunities: The introduction of standardized lots and ...

... and uncertainties for investors While the lifting of sanctions opens up new opportunities, one should not forget about potential risks. The global political situation remains unpredictable, and any changes in international relations may lead to the return of sanctions. In addition, companies whose activities were previously restricted may face difficulties in restoring ties and establishing new markets. On the other hand, Russian investors should take into account that domestic economic policy will ...

... managed to convince people that Ukraine could not only win but also destroy Russia. However, as a result, Ukraine has been set back a hundred years, its energy infrastructure has been destroyed, many Ukrainians have fled to other countries and may never return, which jeopardizes its future." These statements may signal a gradual reevaluation of the U.S. role in the Ukrainian conflict. If previously Washington firmly supported Kyiv, it now seems that voices within the American political establishment ...

... demand for housing is expected to increase, and the market for new developments should revive as household purchasing power rises. Investment in property – whether buying an apartment to rent out or acquiring commercial property – can yield solid returns as consumers become wealthier. Beyond the traditional areas, investors might also consider other assets. With higher incomes, some funds will flow into the real economy – activities like starting small businesses or expanding existing ones – ...

... President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland resulted in a framework trade agreement. In this accord, European goods exported to the U.S. will be taxed at a 15% rate instead of the previously promised 30%. In return for the reduced tariff, the EU agreed to allow duty-free imports of U.S. goods, increase investments in the country to $600 billion, and guarantee demand for military equipment and energy resources. Regarding energy supplies, Europe pledged to ...