... the concentration of negative surprises in corporate earnings: if several large companies (especially in the tech sector) disappoint, the Nasdaq could drag down the other US exchanges . External factors should not be overlooked either: for example, trade disputes (the deadline for new US tariffs has been mentioned as August 1) or geopolitical issues could suddenly come to the fore and adjust risk appetite. For CIS investors focused on the global market, today is a good test of diversification and ...

... corporate earnings reports. Investors are anticipating fresh data on the global macroeconomy, ranging from Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) figures in key countries to U.S. labor market indicators (Non-Farm Payrolls). Simultaneously, several major publicly traded companies in the U.S., Europe, and Asia will be releasing their quarterly earnings reports, providing insights into the corporate sector's health across various industries. Such a wealth of information could set the tone for stock markets and investor ...

... for the rest of the market. They account for a significant portion of trading volume, so changes in the valuations of these leaders inevitably influence investor sentiment across all digital currencies. Bitcoin at Record Levels Bitcoin continues to trade close to its historical maximum. This week, the first cryptocurrency briefly dipped below $115,000 due to profit-taking by some traders and external news; however, the decline quickly attracted new buyers. The BTC price soon recovered to ~$118,000,...

... attractive. Reduction of Market Risks: The presence of several major players from different regions (Europe, China) will lessen market dependence on a single supplier, making it more resilient to potential risks such as political instability or shifts in trade policy. Impact of Sanction Limitations and Political Risks: Risks remain, with political instability being a major concern. Any escalation in relations between the EU and Russia could once again jeopardize the presence of European brands in the ...

... transactions within the bloc. However, as noted by Putin, the issue of creating such a currency is not currently on the agenda. At this stage, BRICS nations continue to focus on strengthening economic ties and developing mechanisms that will facilitate mutual trade. Creating a unified currency requires a comprehensive approach, including the establishment of a unified financial infrastructure and synchronization of economic and monetary policies, which implies a lengthy and labor-intensive process. Challenges and Issues in Creating a BRICS Currency The creation of a unified currency necessitates addressing a number of issues: Economic Coordination: The BRICS countries differ from each ...