By the end of 2024, the ruble to dollar exchange rate may be in the range of 93 to 100 rubles. In this answer, we reviewed key expert forecasts, including estimates from the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and SberCIB Investment Research, and explained the main factors influencing the exchange rate: oil prices, inflation, interest rates, and the geopolitical situation. A detailed analysis and commentary from Open Oil Market CEO Sergey Tereshkin will help you better understand what changes...

On August 11, 2025, a significant day in the economic world is expected, with the publication of important economic data and corporate reports. Investor attention will be focused on Russia's trade balance, which may influence currency rates and stock markets. Additionally, the earnings reports from major companies such as Cisco and Deere promise to capture the interest of traders and analysts, providing an opportunity to assess their current financial condition and future forecasts. Don’t miss the...

The ruble ended 2024 with a historic weakening, exceeding the 100 per dollar mark. What caused the national currency to fall, what forecasts do experts give for 2025, and how will this affect the economy, business, and the lives of Russians? We analyze the key factors, current data, and strategies for investors. The Ruble Closed 2024 Above 100 to the Dollar: Reasons, Forecasts, and Implications By the end of 2024, the exchange rate of the ruble closed for the first time in history above the 100...

Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase beat analysts' earnings expectations, reflecting the resilience of the largest U.S. investment banks amid economic challenges. Bank of America and Morgan Stanley are expected to report today, which could confirm the growth trend in the banking sector. Read our article to find out what factors influenced the results and what awaits the industry next. U.S. Investment Banks Report Strong Results: Q4 2024 Overview Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase Exceed Expectations...

The S&P 500's CAPE ratio has reached its second-highest ever, raising concerns among investors. The indicator points to an overheated market, reminiscent of the dot-com bubble of 2000. We analyze the reasons for the growth, possible consequences, and strategies for investors in the conditions of highly overvalued stocks. The CAPE Ratio for the S&P 500 Reaches Its Second Highest Level in History: Is the Market Overheated? In recent months, investor attention has once again turned to the CAPE (Cyclically...