... leads to reduced liquidity, creating unique conditions that can impact stock indices, commodities, and currencies. This article explores how Veterans Day affects markets worldwide and offers insights for Russian investors looking to navigate potential volatility. Veterans Day in the U.S.: Impact on the Stock Market and Global Investments November 11 marks Veterans Day in the United States—a day honoring those who have served in the military. Although U.S. stock exchanges remain open, banks and ...

... consolidation at elevated levels following a tumultuous rally and subsequent correction. The overall market capitalization of digital assets remains around record values (approximately $3.7–3.8 trillion), having only slightly retreated from recent peaks. Volatility remains moderate: after profit-taking at the end of last week, prices stabilized, with no sharp price jumps observed. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index still resides in the "greed" zone (averaging the 60s out of 100), reflecting the sustained ...

... international investments become more cautious. Investors are closely monitoring changes in China's investment climate, as it directly affects project profitability and stock returns for foreign companies focused on the Chinese market. Increased market volatility amid news regarding the Chinese economy and politics forces investors to reassess portfolio diversification and global market entry strategies. Key Companies with High Dependence on the Chinese Market (Apple, Tesla, Nike, Starbucks, Qualcomm,...

... allows users to borrow and lend cryptocurrency, obtaining higher returns through borrowed funds, positioning itself as one of the leading lending protocols on its blockchain network. Current Price and Capitalization: In April, ALPACA experienced extreme volatility. After the announcement of delisting on Binance, the token unexpectedly surged in price, skyrocketing from $0.03 to a peak of ~$1.00 (an increase of more than 30 times), capturing the attention of the market. However, a subsequent correction ...

... 3.05 trillion rubles in H1 2025. Significant changes were observed in the profit and loss structure: the company's other income surged to 982 billion rubles, while other expenses climbed to 1.27 trillion rubles. Nonetheless, despite maintaining high volatility in revenues and expenditures, Gazprom managed to nearly fully offset losses through operational improvements and tax factors. Below is a detailed analysis of key items in the report and the factors influencing the results. Macroeconomic Context ...