... weaker ruble by buying foreign currency or gold. However, if the economic forecast for Russia holds true and inflation slows, ruble-denominated assets (stocks, bonds, real estate) should in general outperform passive holdings in currency or precious metals. Fundamental analysis of the current scenario confirms the appeal of companies tied to domestic demand, yet elements of technical analysis signal the need for caution – markets might price in positive expectations in advance. Ultimately, this ...

... the purchase of actual BTC by the fund itself. This reduces the available supply in the market and exerts upward pressure on the price. Observers draw parallels with the emergence of gold ETFs in the 2000s, which pushed gold prices upward, making the metal more accessible to investors through exchange-traded instruments. Similarly, improved access to Bitcoin through familiar financial channels is likely to amplify bullish momentum in the cryptocurrency market. In addition to rising prices, an improvement ...

... unstable recovery in Chinese industry around the threshold of 50 points — a reading of 50 signifies stagnation. Investors and commodity markets will carefully scrutinize the new PMI value, as shifts in Chinese industrial demand impact the prices of metals and energy resources. **Japan** will publish its final estimate of the manufacturing PMI, confirming the sector's status at the start of Q3. Overall, Asian macroeconomic signals will set the backdrop for the trading day. Europe: Inflation in the ...

... through digital assets—such as PAX Gold—offers investors a way to hedge risks in unstable markets. These tokens have a direct link to the value of physical gold while providing liquidity and divisibility that traditional investments in precious metals lack. This makes them particularly appealing during downturns," explains Gracy. Fresh Trends to Know When discussing upcoming trends, the following key directions can be highlighted: Regulation and integration of cryptocurrencies into the ...

... This restricts the attractiveness of stocks to new investors and slows down the entry of issuers onto the exchange. Poor Sector Diversification. Currently, a significant portion of capitalization is concentrated in traditional sectors – oil and gas, metals, and the banking sector. The low presence of IT, small business, and innovative companies in the market diminishes its appeal as a source of long-term investments. For private and institutional investors, this translates into heightened risks from ...