... cumulative yield of around 15% per annum in 2024. A broader index (RGBITR) peaked at approximately 15.3% per annum in spring 2024. Short-term OFZ (under a year) typically yield slightly lower, but similar rates can be found. In this context, OFZ are more attractive than long-term deposits, especially when the Bank of Russia increases rates. Risks and Liquidity. OFZ are considered practically risk-free regarding defaults since they are issued by the government. The risk lies in price fluctuations during ...

... increase capital and thereby bring you closer to achieving major financial goals. Buying real estate, paying for children's education, creating pension savings - these goals are difficult to achieve by simply putting money "under the pillow". By attracting money to work through investment instruments, you can accumulate a much larger sum over time. Thirdly, many consider investments as a source of additional or passive income. For example, interest on bonds, dividends on shares or rent from real ...

... cut by the Fed, particularly evident in the dollar’s decrease against the yen (falling to ¥147 per $1) and the franc. The euro remains around $1.10. At the same time, precious metal prices reached new peaks – gold rose to record $2000+ per ounce, attracting investors as a "safe haven" amid trade and geopolitical risks. Silver is also increasing, albeit more moderately. The oil market, however, remains jittery: Brent and WTI prices fell over the week (Brent down to ~$67 per barrel, WTI ...

... activity. Corporate Earnings on July 25 This Friday's corporate calendar features significantly fewer high-profile publications than in previous days of the week. Nevertheless, reports from several companies in the USA, Europe, Asia, and Russia will attract investors' attention, providing insights into the state of affairs in various sectors of the economy. USA Colgate-Palmolive – a global leader in personal care and household products (brands Colgate, Palmolive, etc.). Investors will assess how ...

... Administration (EIA), around 25% of all electricity in the country is now produced from coal—a record share in recent years. This surge is attributed to several factors: High Gas Prices: Rising natural gas prices have made coal a more economically attractive option for generation, particularly in base-load capacities. Reliability of Energy Systems: To avoid disruptions, authorities and companies are keeping coal plants on standby to compensate for the inadequate stability of renewable energy sources....