... European sectors. Conversely, disappointing earnings can trigger market volatility, as investors reassess the financial health of interconnected industries. For instance, a strong performance in the U.S. technology sector could positively impact European tech companies that supply components or services to U.S. firms. Similarly, robust earnings in the U.S. consumer goods sector might benefit European manufacturers and exporters. Therefore, European investors should closely monitor U.S. corporate earnings to ...

... Western earnings reports influence Russian indices, especially in the technology sector. Positive reports could support Russian tech stocks and market sentiment. Recommendations for Russian Traders Track G20 News: Comments on sanctions, global markets, and ... ... Russian stocks. Monitor Oil Prices: Statements affecting global oil demand could impact the ruble and shares in Russian energy companies. Bezos’ Amazon Stock Sales Update Last week, Jeff Bezos sold Amazon shares worth $1.3 billion, completing his plan ...

... (halting phase two construction of 600 MW) and lowered its target hash rate for 2025 from 46.7 EH/s to ~38 EH/s. This move reflects a broader trend in the industry: mining companies increasingly recognize the growing demand for computing power from tech companies (data processing, machine learning) and strive to utilize their equipment and energy contracts in new segments. Essentially, large Bitcoin miners possess what is highly valuable for the AI industry – access to cheap electricity, ready infrastructure ...

... Pre-market: Hello Group Inc ADR (MOMO): The company is expected to post its quarterly financial results at 11:30 (MSK). Analysts forecast a potential decline of 12.1%, driven by weaker user engagement metrics and heightened competition in China’s tech sector. After-market: C3.ai Inc Cl A (AI): Scheduled to release its earnings at 00:05 (MSK). Anticipated to report a 24.3% surge in revenue, driven by rising adoption of AI solutions across industries. However, profitability remains under scrutiny ...

... 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 including Bitcoin on their balance sheets or starting to accept cryptocurrency for payment of goods and services. Such steps reflect the transformation of digital currencies from an experiment into a full-fledged financial ...