... prompt central banks to launch stimulus programs—this “easy money” often partially flows into Bitcoin and Ethereum in search of higher yields. On the flip side, risks cannot be ignored: a sudden spike in inflation or other economic shocks (e.g., geopolitical conflicts, energy crises) could lead to a return to tightening policies, cooling interest in crypto-assets. The key macro indicator is the Fed's key rate: an increase in May seems unlikely, but if the regulator's rhetoric turns hawkish again,...

... Fed rate cut, leading to a rise in Treasury yields and making gold slightly less attractive in the short term. Nonetheless, fundamental drivers for demand for precious metals remain intact: inflation in Western economies is still above target levels, geopolitical tensions persist, and a potential shift in central banks' approach towards easing looms ahead. Analysts note that amidst ongoing uncertainty, gold continues to serve as a “safe haven.” Any new spikes in volatility or signs of recession ...

... successes or challenges could impact the entire automotive sector and related industries. Lockheed Martin (LMT) and Northrop Grumman (NOC) – giants of the US defense industry. Their reports are particularly significant against the backdrop of heightened geopolitical tensions. Key aspects will include new order volumes, defense budgets, and management forecasts. Both firms benefit from rising defense spending, and their corporate results serve as a barometer for the entire aerospace and defense sector....

... country's balance of payments, as well as general market sentiment (phase of the economic cycle, presence of crisis phenomena or, conversely, recovery). The political situation is also important: a stable government, predictable legislation, absence of geopolitical tension create favorable conditions for business, while political crises or sanctions can negatively affect the securities market. The goal of this stage is to identify the global trend. If the economy is growing and the stock market is on ...