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Financial Experts Advise Gold Investments Amid Ruble Strength

Moiseyev sees central banks shifting reserves to gold. Experts advise investing in gold and government securities, with Kostin calling the current landscape 'unique'.

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Financial Experts Advise Gold Investments Amid Ruble Strength

Alexei Moiseyev, a prominent financial figure, has been discussing investment strategies, with a focus on gold and government securities. Meanwhile, Andrei Kostin has described the current investment landscape as 'unique'.

Moiseyev has observed that central banks are shifting their reserves from government securities to gold. He believes this trend is due to the desire to strengthen the resilience of their currency reserves. However, specific details about a central bank replacing reserves with gold are currently unclear.

Moiseyev advises keeping short-term savings in bank deposits and ruble accounts. For longer-term investments, he considers gold a suitable option, similar to deposits. He warns against daily trading of gold due to high transaction costs. Moiseyev also sees little benefit in US bank savings, citing the ruble's strength.

Moiseyev predicts growing demand for precious metals, with gold demand outstripping supply. In contrast, Dmitry Pyanov recommends bank deposits for minimal risk investments of 1 million rubles. For those willing to take on more risk, Pyanov suggests Russian federal government bonds (OFZs).

Andrei Kostin, in agreement with Pyanov, advises investing 1 million rubles exclusively in bank deposits under the current conditions, describing this moment as 'unique' and unlikely to repeat soon.

Moiseyev's observations on central banks' gold reserves and investment advice, along with Kostin and Pyanov's recommendations, provide a comprehensive view of the current investment climate. The growing demand for precious metals and the strength of the ruble are key factors influencing these strategies.

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