Western sanctions on Russia begin to bite
As the Bank of Russia says ‘the volume of banknotes ready for loading into ATMs is more than sufficient’
As the Bank of Russia says ‘the volume of banknotes ready for loading into ATMs is more than sufficient’
But it could slow decarbonisation efforts
As oil breaks through $100 per barrel for the first time in seven years
Russia is emerging as a global blockchain hub; while Denmark grows and nurtures green powerhouses
Neighbouring nations Russia and Finland go head-to-head – one has a super-green reputation while the other is seen as a heavy polluter – but does that reflect reality?
With statistics in its corner; Belgium is looking to beat Russia, where large blue chips are the main draw for investors
President Volodymyr Zelensky’s landslide victory this year has boosted hopes that IMF-led reforms will accelerate
MSCI Russia index has posted a three-year return of nearly 112%, far exceeding returns by more conventional markets
Emerging equities are trading at 25% discount to global markets with a potential rebound this year, according to SYZ
The sanctions can make investing in Russia a bumpy ride. But there are still attractive returns to be found
Oil and gas companies dominate the Russian economy, but investor efforts to encourage better corporate governance are beginning to yield results.
Long term investors should seek out some often overlooked sectors to boost portfolio diversification, according to Morningstar Investment Management. Click through the slides below to find out which five areas it has identified as hidden investment opportunities.