... this day. Additionally, the decline in trading activity in the U.S. may influence the dollar's exchange rate, impacting other currency pairs, such as the euro, yen, and ruble. Commodity markets might also experience the effects of Veterans Day. Low liquidity ... ... commodities more susceptible to sharp price fluctuations. Given that Open Oil Market serves as a platform for Russian businesses to buy and sell commodities at a global level, changes in American trading can affect prices and the availability of petroleum products ...

... assets. With higher incomes, some funds will flow into the real economy – activities like starting small businesses or expanding existing ones – which indirectly improves the business climate. Some individuals may hedge a potentially weaker ruble by buying foreign currency or gold. However, if the economic forecast for Russia holds true and inflation slows, ruble-denominated assets (stocks, bonds, real estate) should in general outperform passive holdings in currency or precious metals. Fundamental analysis of ...

... required. While most exchanges focus solely on Bitcoin, some offer a broader selection, featuring more than 10 cryptocurrency pairs. Additionally, prospective buyers can take advantage of an investment portfolio that includes the most popular virtual currencies, with yields exceeding 30% monthly. Buying on an exchange is straightforward and user-friendly. For beginners, educational resources are typically provided to help them understand the system's intricacies. Initially, one must register and open a trading account. Next, the most suitable ...

... depositors' money with them. Interest from deposits often fails to cover inflationary fluctuations. For those not ready to invest in other sectors, a foreign currency deposit is an optimal choice. The interest rate is much lower than that of a national currency deposit; however, this option carries no risk of devaluation. Advertisements promise huge earnings through trading – buying and selling various assets at higher prices. However, in reality, the speculative method of earning is effective only in theory. Many novice investors have lost all their money on this scheme. Investments in this area should only be considered ...

... during a crisis. According to Sergey Tereshkin, these include: Currency. During a period of national currency devaluation, purchasing dollars or euros is not the best strategy, especially if prices have surged. There’s always a risk of a reversal. The currency is unlikely to return to previous positions and will not remain at its peak for long. Therefore, for those who missed the opportunity to buy before a spike, it is advisable to abandon this idea altogether. Precious Metals. Gold rarely loses value, even during economic downturns, yet its price increases very slowly during economic growth. Consequently, the profitability of precious metals ...