... high level of defense capability of the country. Technological independence: The development and production of our own aviation technologies reduces dependence on foreign supplies, which is especially important in the context of international sanctions and ... ... contributes to its integration into the global aircraft manufacturing market. However, investors should take into account possible risks associated with the company's financial performance, dividend policy and the general situation in the industry. It is recommended ...

... will examine the history of the primary issuance market, the stages of preparing a company for an IPO, the main advantages and risks for investors, methods for analyzing promising IPOs, and practical advice for those just beginning to explore this instrument.... ... 18th century). By the 20th century, the practice of IPOs spread to all developed markets: corporations from various sectors (technology, industry, finance) regularly raised funds through primary issuances. A particular boom in IPOs occurred at the end ...

... movements in indexes (S&P 500, Nasdaq) will depend on the cascade of reports being released throughout the day. Strong results from technology and industrial companies might push indexes to new local highs, while disappointments from even a couple of major names ... ... impact of the API report. If large inventories are reported again, this would pressure prices downwards. Moreover, the overall risk appetite in the market (dependent on the outcome of the day in stock markets) also influences oil and industrial metals. ...

... as global crypto-mining capitals. The push to localize the production of mining equipment (as seen with the planned Bitmain factory in the US) and access to cheap energy resources reduce the industry’s dependence on Asian supplies and geopolitical risks. The development of technologies and services for users is also gaining momentum. The Ethereum ecosystem continues to evolve: developers have announced the upcoming network update aimed at enhancing scalability and reducing fees. Already, layer-two (L2) solutions built on ...

... or face sanctions (similar to what has been done against some cryptocurrency mixers). While this scenario currently seems unlikely given Tether's lack of direct jurisdiction, investors should monitor political statements closely. 4. Competition and Technological Risks. While Tether maintains its lead, competitors are not idle. USD Coin (USDC), despite facing recent challenges, remains the second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization, positioning itself as more transparent and regulated. If Circle (the issuer ...