... hibernation and gaining momentum. In Asia, Hong Kong has initiated a new wave of IPOs: several major tech companies have gone public in recent weeks, collectively raising billions of dollars. For instance, Chinese battery giant CATL successfully listed shares amounting to approximately $5 billion, demonstrating that investors in the region are once again prepared to actively participate in IPOs. Conditions in the US and Europe are also improving: American fintech unicorn Chime recently made its trading ...

... significant corporate events are scheduled that may impact stock dynamics in both Russian and American markets: Russian Companies: NKHP (Novorossiysk Grain Products Plant): An extraordinary general meeting (EGM) is set to approve dividends of 17.12 rubles per share for 9 months of 2024. This dividend payout reflects a stable financial position of the company and may enhance its attractiveness to investors. VUSH Holding: December 5th is the last day to purchase shares with rights to dividends of 2.11 rubles ...

... have influenced the decline in inflation and what does this mean for your investments? In this article, we will consider how the current economic situation affects investment strategies and what prospects are opening up for bonds, ruble deposits and shares of Russian companies. Deceleration of Inflation in Russia: What It Means for Investors? Recent data from Rosstat and the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia indicate a slowdown in inflation in the country. The annual inflation rate from ...

... traditions of the holiday The origins of Thanksgiving Day date back to 1621, when the first settlers from England, known as Pilgrims, celebrated a successful harvest in Plymouth Colony (now Massachusetts). They invited the local Wampanoag Indians to share a feast with them in gratitude for their help in developing the new land. This shared feast became a symbol of cooperation and mutual aid. In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a bank holiday, setting it for the last Thursday ...

... What to Monitor: Trajectory of CPI/PCE, tone of Fed rhetoric, futures yield curves. 3) BTC Maturity: Decreasing Volatility and Institutional Demand A decrease in Bitcoin's volatility signifies a growing market capacity, improved liquidity, and a larger share of "long money." For institutional portfolios, this is critical: the lower the volatility and tail risks, the higher the permissible allocation. Operational Metrics: Depth of order books, spreads, spot and derivative volumes. Corporate ...