.... A break below $1,500 would be extremely pessimistic and could intensify selling; however, at this moment, such a deep drop seems unlikely without extraordinarily negative news. Resistance Levels: On the upside, the nearest hurdle for growth is the psychological mark of $2,000. The market has made attempts to hold above $2,000 but has so far been unsuccessful—supply in this zone consistently outweighs demand. A confident breakthrough and closing above $2,000 on large timeframes would serve as ...

... gasoline price after Independence Day dropped to about $3.14 per gallon (around $0.83 per liter) – the lowest level for the summer season in the past four years. Analysts do not rule out that in August-September the national average price could break the psychological mark of $3/gallon, which hasn’t happened since spring 2021. The reasons for the decline in fuel prices in the US are complex. First, demand turned out to be slightly weaker than expected: data showed that gasoline consumption in early ...

... exchanges, held by institutional investors, and some countries (for example, El Salvador) have even recognized it as legal tender. In 2025, Bitcoin demonstrates resilience and growth – following another cyclical uptrend, its price has approached the psychological mark of $100,000. Experts note that the return of institutional demand and the growing trust in Bitcoin as a digital analogue of gold has contributed to this price growth. The prospects for Bitcoin are viewed positively: further increases ...

... the heat of battle one side feels it's losing strategically, it may decide to launch a limited nuclear strike. Even if it were a "small" warhead targeting enemy forces (e.g., a tactical nuclear missile at a concentration of equipment), the psychological barrier would be crossed. The other side would certainly respond, and further escalation could become uncontrollable. The consequences of a nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan extend far beyond bilateral consequences. Models have ...