Despite the difficult situation in the global economy and the uncertainty associated with the development of the second wave of coronavirus infection, Russians are in no hurry to transfer their assets to alternative means of investment.
According to a study by IDF, which was attended by residents of the country aged 18-60, 22% of respondents plan to transfer their funds from bank deposits to foreign currency, justifying this decision by the instability in financial markets and the increased rate of instruments. 18% of respondents would invest in stocks and bonds, and 20% in real estate.
It should be noted that only 10% of the research participants consider investments in cryptocurrency, and the overwhelming majority of bank depositors (38%) intend to keep their funds on deposits in the future.
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