... demand there lead to a decrease in corporate profits for many multinational companies. Collectively, the influence of Chinese consumption on global markets is significant: a decline in sales in China typically results in a drop in revenues and earnings forecasts for the corresponding companies on the stock markets of the U.S. and other countries. Meanwhile, China is pursuing a policy of stimulating domestic demand. However, trade restrictions with the West and threats of a trade war increase investment ...

... 4-hour chart are widening, suggesting increased volatility. As a result, sharp price fluctuations are possible in the coming days: investors are waiting for either a confident breakout or a substantial pullback. Movement Scenarios. In the short-term ETH forecast, two main scenarios exist. In the bullish case, ETH will solidify above $1,800 and overcome $1,880–$1,900; growth would then accelerate to $2,100 (the lower boundary of a significant demand range) and beyond to $2,300. In this case, the classic ...

... security and volatility still persist. Nevertheless, digital assets are increasingly perceived as an integral part of the modern financial system, and the rising trust from a broader audience supports the long-term potential of the market. Analysts’ Forecasts and Risks Sentiment in the cryptocurrency market remains predominantly optimistic, but experts urge investors to take a measured approach. Bold price forecasts are being voiced: some analysts expect Bitcoin to rise to $180,000–200,000, and ...

... 02:50 MSK In the early morning, the first estimate of Japan's economic growth rate for Q2 2025 will be released. This figure will demonstrate the resilience of the land of the rising sun's recovery following last year's downturns. A GDP growth exceeding forecasts would provide an encouraging signal and support Asian markets, confirming the effectiveness of the Japanese government's stimulus measures. Conversely, if economic growth falls short of expectations or hovers near zero, discussions about the ...

... the status of the investor, while the company gains greater visibility, indirectly affecting stock value in the future. Risks of Investing in IPOs Lack of history and predictability. New issuers often lack a long financial history, and their growth forecasts may not materialize. This increases uncertainty and complicates the assessment of the company's real value. Price volatility. After an IPO, the price of shares can fluctuate significantly — both upward and downward. Following initial excitement,...