... Rumors of a potential freeze on bank deposits are beginning to cause concern among depositors in Russia. The unstable economic situation is prompting many to seek alternative methods for storing and growing their capital. In this article, we will explore ... ... shares of companies before they go public, potentially yielding high returns, especially if the company grows and expands its market. An example of such a project in Russia is Open Oil Market —a platform that has already received positive evaluations ...

... conducting transactions to avoid dependence on the U.S. currency and reduce the impact of sanctions. Putin characterized this situation as "a terrible foolishness" on the part of the U.S., pointing out that undermining trust in the dollar by ... ... rubles and yuan, reducing the dollar's share in their mutual transactions. Commentary by Sergey Tereshkin, Founder of Open Oil Market Sergey Tereshkin, Founder of Open Oil Market : “Vladimir Putin’s statements regarding the dollar and the BRICS currency ...

... the Largest Maritime Importer of Russian Oil (Izvestia). Deliveries of Russian oil to India: the expert assessed the current situation and future prospects. Why has India become the largest buyer of Russian oil, and what challenges lie ahead for exporters?... ... oil in the coming years, partly due to the potential for growing demand, Sergey Tereshkin, General Director of the OPEN OIL MARKET marketplace for petroleum products and raw materials, told Izvestia on October 30. "The role of India in Russian ...

... previously discussed that this could hardly happen. The major risks of blockage come from Ukraine. It is difficult to predict how the situation will evolve, but for the past three years of the special military operation, Ukraine continues to pump Russian oil through ... ... oil instead. Finally, there’s a discount on Russian oil,” comments the FNES expert. “Russian oil producers are seeking markets with minimal risks of new restrictions and a low level of electric transport development—Serbia fits this profile perfectly....

... inflation in Russia has exceeded 700%, affecting all key sectors of the economy. Despite market adaptation, the decline in purchasing power remains a significant issue for the population. The future of inflation will depend on macroeconomic policy, the situation in global markets, and the state of the national currency.