... currency, make it more attractive for investors, and stabilize prices. With a strong currency, the Central Bank may lower rates to support exports and domestic production. 5. Global Market Conditions The Central Bank also considers the situation on global financial markets. Global economic crises, instability in stock markets, and sharp fluctuations in prices of oil, gold, or other commodities can compel the Central Bank to adjust the key rate. For instance, during a global crisis, lowering the rate can support ...

... services report bolsters the case for a cautious stance across the board: policymakers will be wary of prematurely loosening financial conditions when parts of the economy are still running hot in terms of prices. Conclusion: The April ISM non-manufacturing ... ... paints a picture of a US service sector that is fundamentally sound, with growth exceeding expectations and helping to lift market sentiment. At the same time, the flare-up in prices underscores that inflation risks have not receded, keeping central ...

... technological advancements that have provided companies with better access to crypto assets than ever before. But why do you think institutional investors are eager to invest in cryptocurrency? As previously mentioned, a survey involving over 400 pension funds, financial advisors, hedge funds, endowments, and investment funds found that 22% of respondents currently have access to digital cryptocurrency assets. 40% are open to investing in the crypto market in the coming years. Furthermore, 72% expressed a desire to purchase investment products with a significant weight in digital assets. 57% would like to buy crypto assets directly or from companies dealing in digital assets. This study compellingly ...

... to goods and services with a high share of imports. In the context of devaluation, it is important to approach savings management wisely, look for opportunities to invest in stable assets and not rely on just one currency or one type of investment. Financial stability is not only the stability of the national currency, but also the ability to adapt to changes in the market. At Open Oil Market, we also take measures to reduce currency risks and diversify. Ultimately, those who know how to properly manage risks and adapt to market conditions will be able to preserve and increase capital even in unstable conditions....

... in late May this year. Initially, the document was planned to take effect on September 1 after a two-year temporary suspension. The suspension was justified as necessary to transport products from enterprises that had lost their traditional European markets. "I don’t think there will be significant competition between oil and coal in this context. Coal primarily creates problems for transporting other goods through the Eastern Polygon," Igor Yushkov, an expert at the Financial University and the National Energy Security Fund, told vgudok.com. "Prioritizing rail transportation of oil and oil products is crucial in the European part of Russia, particularly in the south. Last year, shortages of diesel fuel and ...