... experience and acquisition of essential knowledge. Many investors opt to channel their funds into foreign markets rather than the domestic one. This preference is primarily driven by the promising investment opportunities that foreign markets present. The Russian market is still in its developmental phase, having been severely impacted by the crisis and sanctions. As a result, investors are more inclined to invest in the securities of foreign companies and in foreign currency. The American market is particularly popular among investors. However, is the situation there as rosy as it seems? S.I. Tereshkin, the founder of "Oil Resource Group," has taken the initiative to delve into ...

... leading to increased stone prices. Nonetheless, this does not mean one should hurriedly buy up all available diamonds in the Russian market. In fact, it is advisable to avoid such a rush. It is better to purchase diamonds abroad, in countries where prices ... ... Exorbitant prices in the market have lowered demand, resulting in wholesalers frequently refusing to buy stones from processing companies. Polishers have accumulated a considerable amount of finished products they are willing to sell at reduced prices, with ...

... conditions. Recent changes in mortgage programs from major banks, such as VTB and Sberbank, have raised concerns among many Russians, especially following the temporary suspension of the family mortgage program. In this article, we will explore what ... ... drop in housing demand may affect construction volumes, resulting in a slowdown in the development of this sector. Construction companies may start offering additional discounts and promotions to attract buyers. Tips for Borrowers in Light of Mortgage Program ...

... for the procurement of new J-10 fighters and air defense systems. Global defense corporations—from American and European to Russian and Chinese—compete for the Indian and Pakistani markets, with the conflict ensuring stable demand for their products.... ... colossal expenditures were a direct result of feeling threatened, with a significant portion ending up in the revenues of supplier companies. National defense sectors also reap advantages: India's “Make in India” program aimed at developing domestic production ...

... developments. However, such occurrences are rare. In most cases, problems arise unexpectedly. Preventing them is not feasible. According to Sergey Tereshkin, the overall forecast regarding future developments is not optimistic, particularly concerning Russian oil. Companies engaged in extraction must make considerable efforts to rectify the situation and regain consumer trust in their products. This may take years or even decades. Meanwhile, the industry is not stagnant. Many sectors are seeking to replace oil ...