... Tereshkin's view, there is no reason to worry about the coins dropping to 600 dollars. However, dreaming about a return to 20,000 dollars per unit is equally unrealistic. The past 12 months have brought both sharp rises and falls to the market. Diverse news has caused many to ponder the prospects of cryptocurrencies and blockchain as a whole. News As we reflect on the conclusions of the departing year of 2018, we can highlight several notable events concerning the crypto market: Those who dreamed of ...

... Economic Events and Corporate Reports on August 7, 2025: Bank of England's Rate Decision, Implementation of US Tariffs, Macroeconomic Data from China and Germany, and Earnings Reports from Siemens, Toyota, Eli Lilly, and Others. Thursday promises a busy news backdrop for investors. In the spotlight are new trade restrictions from the US and key macroeconomic publications in Asia, Europe, and North America. Additionally, the corporate earnings season continues: several major companies from different regions ...

... equities. Oil Prices: Oil markets will be in focus as G20 leaders meet. Any signals regarding global oil demand could affect prices, crucial for Russian exporters. Recommendations: Russian investors trading in oil should prepare for price swings based on news about global demand and supply. Positive signals for demand could support the ruble and shares in Russian energy companies. Impact on Russia G20 Summit: Discussions on energy security could directly impact Russia’s interests as a major oil and ...

... Risks: Inflation (9-10% in 2024) "eats" into profits. The long-term interest rate affects bond prices (as rates rise, bonds lose value). Corporate bonds and P2P loans carry the risk of non-payment. Stocks and funds depend on market conditions (news, sentiment). Cryptocurrencies are the most unpredictable (volatility can exceed 50% in a week). Liquidity: Bank deposits generally cannot be quickly cashed out without losing interest. On the exchange, OFZ, bonds, and ETFs are sold on almost any ...

... marks the tenth consecutive month of growth for US services. This resilience in the service economy, which forms the lion’s share of US GDP, suggests fundamental strength persisting despite ongoing external uncertainties. Equity markets greeted the news with cautious optimism. The S&P 500 index extended its recent gains on the back of the upbeat ISM data, as investors took comfort in evidence that the US market can continue expanding without veering into recession territory. A pickup in new orders ...