Nothing special. Its similar to euro due to their national banks policy.
That "being neutral" has been officially gone and they are listed on the Russian list of unfriendly nations alongside US, EU, Canada etc.diatessaron said:
As long as they're neutral, better than EUR or any other currency.
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Sberbank and Gazprombank still hold a good chunk of their reserves in Switzerland. Russian citizens also hold something North of 200 billion in Swiss banks and they haven't been affected at all during these pathetic sanctions against their country.JackAlabama said:
That "being neutral" has been officially gone and they are listed on the Russian list of unfriendly nations alongside US, EU, Canada etc.
You need to check the central bank reserves which is full of euro. Goes the eur, so will the chf.
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Of course they do not want to do it. That is very clear. And that you will not unwind this all in 2 months is also clear. Also they still hold most offshore wealth but also this trend is changing.diatessaron said:
Sberbank and Gazprombank still hold a good chunk of their reserves in Switzerland. Russian citizens also hold something North of 200 billion in Swiss banks and they haven't been affected at all during these pathetic sanctions against their country.
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Things change, especially with Russian invasionGolden Fleece said:
Someone asks this same exact question about once a month in different threads. Why not use the search function?
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So real estate, gold, silver etc.?
Diversification!
Land, as much land as you can. A bomb dropped on dirt costs way less than one dropped on a villa.FreedomSearcher said:
Things change, especially with Russian invasion
So real estate, gold, silver etc.?
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