“If you don’t need rubles for purchases, sell them and invest in foreign currency.
You will always have time to return.
If rubles are needed, then buy them.
It doesn't matter if you want to buy a refrigerator or government bonds, ”Shein said.
He also advised to choose only profitable assets for foreign exchange investments.
“Whatever currency you hold funds in, they must be placed in income-generating assets.
Otherwise, inflation will eat up your savings every day.
And the rise in consumer prices, as we see, may even be in the United States, "Shein concluded.
As of December 24, Russia's international reserves amounted to $ 630.5 billion.