... worldwide. When a sovereign state officially collaborates with the largest cryptocurrency exchange, this increases institutional investors' and regulators' trust in digital assets. The agreement demonstrates that cryptocurrency is becoming an integral part of the financial system and is ready to be integrated into national economies. For the global market, this is a positive signal: such initiatives reduce the reputational risks associated with the crypto industry and encourage other countries to consider cryptocurrency regulation and implementation more seriously. Moreover, the partnership opens new horizons for the growth of the crypto market. Central Asia, which has long been on the periphery of the global crypto ecosystem, now ...

... Potential BRICS Currency Creating a unified currency for the BRICS nations involves numerous challenges: Economic Alignment: The BRICS economies differ significantly in terms of size, economic structure, and political interests. For instance, China is one of the largest global economies, while South Africa’s economy is much smaller. Aligning these countries on economic and monetary policy would be a major hurdle. Political Will: Implementing a shared currency would require substantial political cooperation, including the establishment of supranational institutions to oversee the currency—a process ...

... assets viewed as safe havens by investors (gold, bonds, safe-haven currencies). Increased volatility in stock markets and currency trading. How will Investment Strategies Change? Investors should pay attention to: Safe assets: Gold and bonds from leading economies. Companies with minimal dependence on U.S. exports. Countries and sectors that could benefit from the redistribution of trade flows. Potential Retaliatory Measures In response to the new tariffs, several countries are already preparing countermeasures: Switzerland and Canada are considering mirror measures against U.S. goods. Taiwan and South Korea may tighten regulatory ...

... main risks lie, and which investment strategies will be most effective in the face of global uncertainty. Macroeconomic Forecast for 2025: Key Findings from the Macro... ... approximately 2.7%. This is below historical averages due to a slowdown in developed countries. Emerging markets such as India, Southeast Asian countries, and Latin America... ... Global Imbalances Rising public debt: Many countries continue to borrow to support their economies, creating risks for financial system stability. Trade balance deficits: Major...

... expensive for the populace (in major EU economies, prices are maintained in the range of €1.6–1.8 per liter). Overall, the global petroleum products market is characterized by the absence of sharp shortages, though regional differences exist. Asian countries (e.g., Pakistan, Bangladesh, several African states) are facing difficulties due to the high cost of imported fuel – many developing economies are forced to subsidize gasoline prices to avoid social unrest. Meanwhile, in the Middle East and India, record levels of oil refining at refineries oriented towards exporting diesel and jet fuel are helping to saturate the global market. On ...