... interest in utilizing stablecoins to expedite international transfers. Corporations are not remaining on the sidelines: several public companies — from IT giants to retailers — are incorporating Bitcoin into their reserves or accepting cryptocurrency ... ... into a fully-fledged financial instrument. The arrival of "long money" from institutions and corporations strengthens market resilience, gradually reducing the impact of speculative surges on prices. Mass Adoption of Cryptocurrencies: Growing Trust ...

... expressed interest in using stablecoins to expedite international transfers. Corporations are not standing aside either: several publicly traded companies — from IT giants to retailers — are incorporating Bitcoin into their reserves or accepting payments ... ... experiment into a full-fledged financial instrument. The entry of "long money" from institutions and corporations enhances market stability, gradually reducing the influence of speculative surges on prices. Acceptance of Cryptocurrencies: Rising Trust ...

... in the IPO Procedure: Increasing Transparency and Considering Retail Investors’ Interests The Russian equity market continues to recover its potential following a series of economic and political upheavals, with enhancing the quality of the initial public offering (IPO) process being one of the key steps on this path. In response to market needs, the Bank of Russia has proposed a number of changes aimed at improving the IPO procedure and fostering greater investor confidence. Enhancing Transparency and Information Disclosure One of the most significant steps toward changing existing ...

... prices. For Russia as a leading oil producer, OPEC+ decisions are critical; maintaining or increasing current quotas could support oil prices positively impacting government revenues while any disagreements among participants may create volatility in oil markets requiring flexibility from Russian companies' strategic planning. U.S. Natural Gas Inventory Data: The publication by EIA regarding natural gas inventories could affect global gas prices; typically a decrease leads to price increases beneficially impacting Russian gas exporters like Gazprom. However, increased liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from U....

... presents a busy agenda for the markets: in Asia, attention is focused on the Reserve Bank of Australia’s interest rate decision; in Europe, the UK unemployment rate and the ZEW economic expectations index for Germany are in the spotlight; meanwhile, the publication of the July CPI in the U.S. will be a key driver for global risk assets. The energy sector anticipates the monthly OPEC report and the EIA short-term outlook, while the agricultural markets are awaiting the August WASDE report. On the corporate side, a dense pool of reports from technology, biotech, and consumer companies in the U.S. is expected, alongside releases in Asia and on MOEX. Investors must evaluate the data in context: ...