... Investments in cryptocurrency in Russia will become more accessible with the emergence of a national cryptocurrency exchange. Let's explore what specifically awaits the market and how this will affect users and investors. Infrastructure for Cryptocurrency ... ... access to indirect instruments (e.g., crypto ETFs or futures on crypto indexes). Furthermore, the geopolitical factor remains: sanctions may complicate the integration of the Russian crypto market into the global economy. Potential market participants should ...

... points. Lower rates support domestic demand companies, while commodity exports benefit from high energy prices. Despite ongoing sanction risks, market uncertainty has decreased – a more accommodative central bank policy and a stable ruble create conditions ... ... around $68–69, slightly below early July levels. On one hand, expectations of a global economic slowdown and weak data from the U.S. and China are limiting crude demand. Some analysts foresee prices dropping to $60 by year-end. On the other hand, OPEC+ participants ...

... the Russian currency is likely to remain relatively stable in the near term. Specifically, several analysts estimate that the U.S. dollar may trade around 78–82 rubles per $1, while the euro may fluctuate within a range of 92–97 rubles per €1. Negative ... ... term. Should favorable pricing conditions for raw materials persist and no new negative shocks arise (for example, intensifying sanctions or sharp fluctuations in global markets), the Moscow Exchange Index may continue its gradual growth. Nonetheless, the ...

... Decoupling, Partial Restrictions, Current Escalation Let us consider several possible scenarios for the development of the situation and their impact on major companies and the market as a whole: Full Decoupling (hard decoupling). In a hard scenario, the U.S. imposes additional tariffs on most Chinese goods, may cancel existing trade agreements, and intensify sanctions against Chinese companies. Such a policy effectively “severs” trade relationships, forcing companies to restructure their supply chains. According to S&P Global, in a "hard" scenario, the U.S. is prepared to impose new tariffs ...

... large private companies. The most promising areas identified include: High Technologies and IT Sector. Following the President's directive, a special IPO regime for high-tech companies in priority industries is planned. This could involve software developers,... ... of issuance remain high, many companies prefer to seek capital off-market or delay IPOs. Regulatory Barriers. Political and sanction pressures have complicated the return of foreign investments to the Russian market. While attracting foreign capital ...