... the U.S. (the GENIUS Act) — has strengthened investor confidence in Bitcoin, laying the groundwork for long-term industry support from authorities. Many analysts are convinced that if the current trends continue, BTC can build on this success and rise even higher: some bold predictions foresee the price climbing to $150,000–200,000 by the end of the year. However, such a powerful rally does not rule out short-term corrections, prompting investors to exercise caution in evaluating risks and avoiding undue euphoria amidst record levels. Ethereum ...

... market capitalization exceeded $1 trillion, and by early May 2025, it approached $1.2 trillion. At these levels, the holding company's shares no longer appear cheap, even to Buffett. The pause in buybacks signals that management considers the current rise in stock prices to be temporarily excessive. This approach stands in stark contrast to many corporations that repurchase their shares at any price: the fundamentally-minded Buffett refrains from using shareholders' capital to invest in overvalued assets. The Market ...

... could be lifted in November, provided retail prices are kept under control in the coming months. MOSCOW, August 1 - PRIME. The reduction of fuel excise taxes would increase the profitability of the production and sale of petroleum products and stop the rise in prices, according to Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the fuel marketplace "Open Oil Market" (Skolkovo resident), who spoke with RIA Novosti. The Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of Finance will work on existing and additional measures to maintain ...

... rising tensions in the Middle East, shared Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the oil products marketplace "Open Oil Market" (a Skolkovo resident), in an interview with RIA Novosti. "In the medium term, long-term factors will increasingly affect prices, including the slowdown in oil demand in the transportation sector and the rise in production outside OPEC+. However, in the short term, the market will be supported by the growing tension in the Middle East. Therefore, the average annual price of Brent will be just under $80 per barrel. For comparison, the average price of ...

... explained. "Finally, as autumn approaches, the forthcoming 'softening' of OPEC+ quotas will come into play. For example, Saudi Arabia's quota will increase by 250,000 bpd by December 2024 compared to the current level, and Russia's quota will rise by almost 120,000 bpd. In this context, the reduction in Libyan production will only briefly boost oil prices. A more significant role for investors will be played by the mentioned easing of OPEC+ quotas, though it will not lead to the risk of a sharp drop in prices. Libya's partial exit from the oil market will smooth investors' reactions to the increased ...