... also to enhance the quality of financial reporting. Key risks include: High costs associated with preparing for an IPO (audit, legal support, marketing). The need to reduce share prices to generate investor interest. Increased demands for corporate governance and transparency. Current Examples and Prospects Some large Russian developers have already announced plans to go public or are in preparatory stages. Among the potential players are companies operating in the residential and commercial real ...

... geared towards fuel supply abroad. For them, the export ban was particularly painful. Stankevich notes that the political and economic situation requires prompt decisions, which explains the limited duration of the "export window." The government can reconsider it at any time for an extension or reduction, without requiring lengthy approval procedures. According to Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the oil product marketplace OPEN OIL MARKET, the export permit for such a short period is a ...

... raw materials will continue to find stable demand in India, the General Director of OPEN OIL MARKET assured. Earlier, on August 23, Stanislav Mitrakhovich, a leading expert at the National Energy Security Fund and the Financial University under the Government of Russia, also suggested that China and India would remain the largest buyers of Russian oil for decades to come. He noted that India purchases Russian oil at a discount. Moreover, the country has the capacity to process Russian oil into petroleum ...

... inflation will remain at 6-8% per year in the coming years, which is above the Central Bank's target indicator. The main factors determining inflation trends include: Dynamics of the ruble and foreign trade policy. Prices for oil and energy resources. Government regulation of tariffs and taxes. Since 2001, 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 ...

... and retail. Ruble exchange rate. Investors should take into account potential volatility in the ruble exchange rate, as the growth in money supply may exert pressure on the national currency. Bond yields. An increase in liquidity may lower yields on government and corporate bonds, which is important for fixed-income investors. Conclusion The 19.2% growth in money supply in Russia in 2024 is an important indicator of the economy's health. For investors, it can represent both an opportunity and a challenge....