Compensation for investors who have lost foreign shares, the successes of the Ukrainian offensive and the death of Elizabeth II @ yan-krukov/pexels 5 million Russian investors who have lost access to their foreign shares can receive compensation. For this, the Central Bank is going to create a special fund in which income from investing from the funds frozen in Russia from “unfriendly countries” will be transferred.

To restore investor confidence, it is necessary to come up with a solution to the problem of frozen assets, Elvira Nabiullina said at a financial forum. According to her, the creation of a fund with the participation of the DIA is being discussed, which would make it possible to compensate for the losses of Russian private investors.

The latest data on trade between Russia and China, now available only from the Chinese side, does not contain traces of mass deliveries of equipment necessary for import substitution, writes . Kommersant In eight months of 2022, Russian exports to China grew by 50%, to $72.9 billion, but imports by only 8.5%, to $44.2 billion. As a result, the surplus with China quadrupled, to $28.7 billion.

Investor confidence is critical, no one will risk their money without trust, Central Bank Chairman Elvira Nabiullina said at the Moscow Financial Forum. According to her, no budget support for private investment - no guarantees, no subsidies, no co-financing or other mechanisms - will not work until there is trust.

The Ministry of Finance is ready to discuss a reduction in the personal income tax rate for employees of Russian companies working remotely from abroad, said Alexei Sazanov, deputy head of the department. Earlier, the ministry proposed to oblige them to pay personal income tax immediately at a rate of 30%. “We just want to keep the income of the subjects,” the deputy head of the Ministry of Finance explained the initiative on the sidelines of the Moscow Financial Forum ( quoted by Forbes).

The Ministry of Finance proposed to return to the Russians the right to manage the funded part of pensions in a limited way. It will be impossible to remove them from the system. The transfer of the funded part of the pension to the ownership of the Russians was discussed at a government meeting on the development of the financial market on August 30, learned Vedomosti . The presentation was made by Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov and Chairman of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina.

The largest grocery chain in Crimea, PUD (“Products at Home”), associated with the structures of the former head of the Ministry of Agriculture Alexander Tkachev, plans to start working in the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions, learned Kommersant . The retailer may enter these regions under a new brand. The intention of the PUD to move into the virtually empty market of Kherson and Zaporozhye looks logical, apart from the fact that hostilities continue in these territories.

The Crimean Pood is looking for ways to go to the Kherson and Zaporizhzhya regions The largest product network of Crimea PUD (“Products at the House”), associated with the structures of the ex-head of the Ministry of Agriculture Alexander Tkachev, plans to start working in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhya regions, and Kommersant found out . A retailer can reach these regions under a new brand.

The situation in the American stock market began almost completely determined by expectations about changes in bets. Now the markets are waiting for the long -term rates to remain low, so they are in no hurry to sell growth shares, which are still extremely expensive by historical standards compared to cost shares. But the optimism of investors about fast -growing companies can be based on incorrect theoretical premises. This material was written specifically for the weekly newsletter of Bell.

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