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The Russian stock market will remain attractive for foreign investors after the removal of restrictions for them, but this will not happen before the West unlocks the international reserves of Russia, financial analyst Vyacheslav Abramov told RIA Novosti.

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Experts: ruble strengthening is not a reason for the Central Bank to lift currency restrictions
"Countries such as the U.S., Britain and the EU do not want to break off relations with Russia to the end. Accordingly, we can expect to find some compromises, and when they are found, it is possible that not all foreign investors will withdraw from Russian assets," Abramov believes.

Large foreign funds that have not yet had time to sell Russian securities, according to him, will be forced to get rid of them because of the downgrading of the credit ratings of our issuers.

"Non-residents will unblock transactions only when they unblock the foreign currency reserves and start lifting sanctions, and for that, at the very least, we need a special operation to end and some understanding about further interaction to emerge," Abramov believes.

The Bank of Russia said on March 2 that it took measures to prevent mass sales of Russian securities and withdrawal of funds from the Russian financial market, as a result, foreigners will not be able to sell Russian securities they own or to receive income on them, including dividends, according to the Central Bank message.

However, many Russian companies remain attractive for investment and have good growth opportunities. They are also supported by domestic investors. "There is a noticeable arrival of domestic investors, who opened another 750 thousand brokerage accounts in March, citizens have about 100 trillion rubles in their hands and deposits, and some part of these funds will go into Russian stocks and bonds," he explained.

Abramov concludes that the entry of investors from China and India into the Russian market, whose share is still about 3%, can provide significant support to the capitalization of Russian companies.

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

31/03/2022

As of 3.30pm Moscow time, futures on major US indices were trading in mixed directions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.05 per cent to 35,100 points. The S&P 500 added 0.04% to 4,597.75 points, the NASDAQ index rose 0.28% to 15,113.75 points.

Index futures rose on the morning of 31 March, while oil prices fell on news that US President Joe Biden's administration is considering the release of around 1 million barrels a day of oil from strategic stocks over the next few months.

"For markets, this means less inflation and less pressure on central banks to be aggressive with interest rate hikes," explained Abrdn investment manager James Athey.

As The Wall Street Journal notes, investors have managed to remain calm in recent days, despite the ongoing crisis related to the situation in Ukraine and its aftermath, as well as amid new outbreaks of Covid-19 in China. Instead, they are focused on lower oil prices in the hope that inflation might ease, the publication writes.

Benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yields have fallen for the fourth consecutive day. On Thursday, March 31 the indicator fell from 2.357% to 2.325%.

28/03/2022

6. Increase your income

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25/03/2022

5. Get out of debt

Almost everyone has debts. But if you've accumulated bad debt-not a student loan or a mortgage, but high-interest credit card debt-you need to pay off that debt right away. "I ask my clients to make a plan to get rid of debt in three years or less," Blaylock says. - "Otherwise, it's very difficult to focus on the really important goals.

True, there's no guarantee that tomorrow you won't have to shell out 50,000 rubles to fix your car. That's why Blaylock recommends putting money aside in your own insurance fund at the same time as paying off debts. In this case it will take you longer to cover the debts, but you will have savings for emergencies. After you've cleared out your debts, Nancy Butler of the U.S. Financial Advisors Association suggests keeping only one credit card and making an agreement with yourself that it will only be used in an emergency.

24/03/2022

3. Keep track of your income and expenses

Keeping track of expenses in Excel or a mobile app like Home Accounting can be nothing but annoying. But you can't do it without it. There are plenty of mobile apps to help you budget, set savings goals, and save regularly. If you don't know exactly where your money is going, you probably can't make a personal financial plan. "Understanding where your money goes is the first step to making a positive change," says Blaylock.

Get your own financial rules.

Financial rules help you avoid overspending and make financial decisions. Rules should be based on your needs. For example, you might want to promise not to spend more than 3,000 rubles on a pair of shoes or buy more than 2,000 rubles worth of cosmetics a month. If that task seems too difficult for you, Blaylock suggests starting with the basics adopted in the U.S. - have lunch in a cafe no more than twice a week, and the rest of the time eating brought from home food. What you can't do for a bright financial future.

23/03/2022

1. change your priorities

"Most people pay the bills first, then spend some of the money, and save if there's any left over," Butler describes the financial behaviour of most people. The correct sequence is to put money aside for financial goals, pay the bills, and then think about how to spend the rest. Of course, no one is suggesting that you put all your money in a piggy bank and live only on cereals and water. A small amount of a few hundred roubles will be enough to get you started. "You really should start small and then it will become a habit," Blaylock says.

2. Formulate your goals

Athletes who regularly set a high bar for themselves are more motivated to perform. It's the same with personal finances: The better you know exactly why you need to save, the better your chance of saving the right amount. To teach clients how to regularly set aside a portion of their income, financial experts often suggest that they make a five-year plan outlining their personal goals and the requirements for achieving them. This could be to set up a personal insurance fund worth half a year's salary, or to pay off a mortgage in the near future.