... stocks have already gained around 20% in the last month on expectations of strengthening demand). Cameco (Energy/Uranium): One of the world's largest uranium producers will present a report expected to show a sharp rise in profits due to rising nuclear fuel prices. Consensus for earnings is approximately $0.35-0.40 per share (compared to just $0.10 a year ago), reflecting an increase in volumes supplied under long-term contracts and the rising price of uranium amid resurgent interest in nuclear energy....

... declined (~104 billion rubles compared to 125 billion rubles a year earlier), likely due to reduced condensate production or redirection to domestic processing needs. Gas processing products. Revenue from gas processing products (e.g., helium, motor fuel, chemical products) remained virtually at last year's level (~168 billion rubles), reflecting stable domestic demand. Transportation service revenues. A noticeable decline occurred in the transportation services provided to third-party organizations—approximately ...

... regard, Bitcoin is already among the top five largest financial assets in the world, surpassed only by giants like Google and Amazon. Experts note that the current pause is a healthy "break" before a potential new growth phase. Factors that fueled BTC’s rally are still in play: investors are expecting easing monetary policy in the U.S. soon, institutional players continue to increase their investments through exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and regulators are increasingly sending positive ...

... artificial intelligence and big data improves forecasting and risk management. Green technologies and emissions reduction: Carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Gazprom invests in hydrogen production as a promising clean fuel. The impact of Gazprom's investments on Russia Gazprom's investments play a key role in strengthening Russia's economic and energy stability, as well as improving the quality of life of the population. These projects cover a wide range of areas, ...

... and the dot-com bubble of the 2000s. The influence of social media and trading platforms The popularity of stock market apps and discussions on social media pushes investors to make quick decisions. Increased activity on platforms like Robinhood is fueling demand for tech stocks. What are the risks? Possibility of market overheating Long positions in tech stocks have reached 2014 levels (excluding the pandemic period). This may indicate excessive optimism among investors. Historically, such high ...