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Over the past week (from April 3 to April 9), a ‘rebound' was observed in the oil and gas markets that had to do with the expectations of an agreement being reached on oil production cut in the OPEC+ format, alongside hopes for passing negative peaks in coronavirus statistics in the USA. The...
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In 2020, after the sudden financial shock in March caused by sales of risky assets by investors against the backdrop of the rising coronavirus pandemic, stock markets in many countries recovered faster than did the economic indicators. The traditional hypothesis that the value of financial...
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The expansion of the US government economic stimulus package has raised concerns about accelerating inflation and rising asset values not only inside the country, but throughout the world. In the medium term, the Russian economy and financial market may benefit from climbing US budget spending....
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The changes observed in the stock markets towards the end of 2020 point to the evolvement of expectations for growth in the share market, based on the scenario of a relatively rapid recovery of the world’s leading economies. In the context of soft monetary policies pursued by central banks,...
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The year 2022 was one of the most difficult periods for the global financial market in many years. Due to a unique combination of adverse economic and geopolitical factors, investments in almost all assets, with few exceptions, had negative returns in 2022. Even investment assets such as...
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Fears mount on the global market regarding a “bubble” on the stock market transition of major institutional investors to riskier assets, growth in issuers credit risks. The domestic market demonstrates stock market stagnation against the backgroundof ruble’s depreciation
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During the two weeks from August 15 to August 30, 2020, the global and national stock and bond markets generally remained stable, while the stock indexes continued their post-crisis recovery. The business media switched over their focus of attention to the discussion of the recovery rates being...
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