... hydroelectric energy has reduced its contribution due to natural factors. Another significant event for the sector was tariff changes: starting July 1, 2025, Russia has implemented a planned adjustment of electricity prices for the population and businesses. Housing and utility tariffs, including electricity, have increased by an average of 11-12% across the country. This annual increase, stipulated by the government, is intended to help energy companies cover inflationary costs and invest in infrastructure....

... volatility has not disappeared: digital assets remain sensitive to news and macroeconomic factors. In the coming days, the market will react to the outcomes of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting and the recent actions of authorities—ranging from the White House report on the crypto industry to SEC statements about new rules. Soft language from regulators or positive news could provide a new boost to the bullish trend, whereas unexpected restrictions or a deteriorating macro backdrop might temporarily dampen ...

... Technologies, Airbnb, DoorDash, Applovin, Lyft. The earnings season culminates: investors will focus on Disney's results (entertainment and streaming), as well as several companies in the "sharing economy"—from ride service Uber to rental housing services (Airbnb) and food delivery (DoorDash). Applovin, a mobile app developer, and Uber's competitor, Lyft, will also report. These quarterly reports will provide a wide perspective on consumer demand in services and the digital economy. Commentary: ...

... stations has decreased due to natural factors. Another significant event for the sector was the change in electricity tariffs. As of July 1, 2025, a planned annual price indexation for consumers and businesses was conducted: electricity tariffs (as well as housing and utilities) were raised by an average of 11-12% across the country. This increase, mandated by the government, is intended to help energy companies offset inflationary costs and invest in infrastructure maintenance. However, the rise in payments ...

... Export-oriented economies in Asia – especially high-tech sectors in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan – are vulnerable to possible trade disputes escalations. Furthermore, in Japan, domestic politics is in focus over the weekend: elections for the upper house of parliament are taking place on July 27. There is a risk that the ruling coalition may lose its stable majority, adding uncertainty. However, many investors believe that the election outcome will not lead to a dramatic shift in economic policy....