Development institutions and infrastructure bonds

Within the framework of the current economic situation: the rapid drop in the price of Urals oil which had a directly proportional effect on the growth of the currency the outbreak of coronavirus infection which directly affected the economic and financial component of not only each country but also the global financial and economic system. Thus in reality we are witnessing a shift in the financial and economic paradigm with no clearly defined boundaries and in this regard the issue of saving not only private funds (households) but also public funds. Infrastructure bonds are investments that aim to generate financial benefits in the future creation of goods that have a long-term perspective of use.The relevance of this topic is also due to the reduction of budget investments and it is also worth understanding that in 2020 there will be a negative trend in general for investment as such which will eventually hamper economic development and create a crisis of demand.