... recognize Bitcoin's limited supply, Ethereum's growing popularity, and wish to be present in this new market segment. Traditional exchanges and banks are also exploring ways to implement blockchain technologies in their everyday operations. For example, Bank of America has openly expressed interest in using stablecoins to expedite international money transfers, while several other banks are testing their own digital currencies for internal settlements. Corporations are not remaining on the sidelines: more and ...

... capital inflows—significant amounts are being invested in both Bitcoin funds and funds focused on Ethereum and other top assets. Traditional exchanges and banks are also exploring opportunities to work with cryptocurrencies: for instance, Visa and Bank of America are testing the use of stablecoins for cross-border payments, showcasing the integration of blockchain technologies into traditional finance. Large corporations are not lagging behind: several publicly traded companies—from tech giants to retailers—are ...

... successful passing of expenses onto consumers, shares may recover. Segment data will also be crucial: how much have sales in North America increased (expected +27% year-on-year for confections) and what are the results of the international business? HSY shares recently partially recovered with a +10% gain over the month, and for further growth, the market needs convincing signals that the worst is behind. HSBC (HSBC) – a global bank primarily focused on Asia and Europe. Its interim report (Interim Results 2025) will be released early in the morning in ...

... record inflows — significant amounts are being invested in both Bitcoin-based funds and those focused on ether and other top assets. Traditional exchanges and banks are also exploring opportunities to work with cryptocurrencies: for example, Visa and Bank of America are testing the use of stablecoins for cross-border payments, demonstrating the integration of blockchain technology into traditional finance. Large corporations are not lagging behind: several publicly traded companies — from tech giants to ...

... sales, including tighter sanctions and enhanced oversight to prevent circumvention of established restrictions. The potential economic consequences of such measures are... ... caution. The U.S. and the EU have created numerous obstacles for Russia's financial and banking sectors, industry, IT, and gas sectors (e.g., bans on LNG technology supplies... ... of the hydrocarbons market, though this is currently impossible and risky, even for America. The focus remains on reducing Russian oil prices and increasing transportation...