... Wednesday, July 30, 2025 Major Economic Events: 04:30 (Australia): Consumer Price Index (CPI) for Q2 and monthly inflation indicator for June. Inflation data in Australia may impact sentiment in commodity markets and the AUD currency. 09:00 (Germany): Retail sales (June) – an indicator of domestic demand in Europe's largest economy. 12:00 (Eurozone): Preliminary GDP estimates for Q2 for France, Germany, Italy, and the Eurozone as a whole. Weak growth or stagnation will reaffirm cautious projections ...

... Investors will monitor subscription trends and costs to assess future growth sustainability. Footlocker Inc ($FL): Report before U.S. market open; expected revenue growth – 1.1% What to expect: Weak revenue growth at 1.1% indicates challenges in retail due to declining demand for athletic shoes and apparel. Investors will also pay attention to comparable sales figures critical to assessing company success. How it might affect shares: If revenue and profit exceed expectations, it could improve ...

... operational conditions. Asia: Asian countries are striving to strengthen their jurisdictions' status as crypto-friendly hubs. Hong Kong has introduced a mandatory licensing regime for cryptocurrency exchanges and is already issuing the first licenses for retail trading of digital assets; moreover, a comprehensive stablecoin law has been enacted (coming into effect in August 2025), attracting new market participants to Hong Kong. Singapore maintains a strict yet clear regulatory framework: a combination ...

... Asia: Asian countries are striving to strengthen the status of their jurisdictions as crypto-friendly hubs. For instance, Hong Kong has introduced a mandatory licensing regime for cryptocurrency exchanges and is already issuing the first licenses for retail trading of digital assets. A comprehensive stablecoin law has also been passed (effective August 2025), drawing new market participants to Hong Kong. Singapore maintains a strict yet clear regulatory framework: a combination of stringent requirements ...

... Investing in pre-IPO begins with the search for interesting companies on private platforms or through brokers dealing with closed placements. Access to such transactions is available to qualified investors and, within certain limits, to non-qualified (retail) investors. However, restrictions apply in Russian markets: without qualified status, a private investor can invest only limited amounts (typically up to several hundred thousand rubles) and only after passing a special test. The preparation of ...