... specific factors apply: currency fluctuations, sanctions, changes in investment legislation. Changes in key interest rates or new regulations can sharply adjust return expectations. Restrictions for non-qualified investors. Without qualified status, an individual ... ... risk of substantial losses if the company fails. Thus, pre-IPO combines the potential for high returns (due to the discounted price relative to the IPO) with elevated risks (liquidity, informational opacity, IPO delays). In a favorable scenario, an investor ...

... Rate Decision The People's Bank of China will announce its decision on the 1-year MLF rate. Changes in this rate can signal the regulator's intentions to stimulate or restrain economic activity. For Europe and the U.S., a reduction in the MLF rate may indicate ... ... could suggest tightening monetary policy, which might dampen global trade prospects. 17:00 GMT: USA – S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index for September This index reflects the dynamics of home prices in 20 major U.S. cities. An increase in the index indicates ...

... from succumbing to emotions during market fluctuations. Informed Decisions. Continuously monitor fundamental events: news about regulations, technological updates to blockchain platforms, and the launch of new products. Current information will help react ... ... the potential for further growth: several analysts from major investment firms do not rule out the possibility of Bitcoin's price reaching $150,000–200,000 by the end of the year if current trends continue. Ethereum, according to some experts, is ...

... AI-92 had risen by 7.1% compared to the end of 2023, and AI-95 by 7.6% (with overall consumer prices increasing by 6.75%). However, Deputy Head of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) Vitaly Korolev assured in early September that retail gasoline prices would not exceed inflation by the end of the year. Regulators cannot maintain the gasoline export ban for too long, believes Sergey Tereshkin, founder and CEO of the Open Oil Market fuel and raw materials marketplace. "If the ban becomes overly prolonged, oil producers lose incentives for 'good behavior'....

... Turkey and some Southern European countries through the Turkish Stream were maintained, even showing growth due to new agreements, but Gazprom's overall export profile is now much more Asian-oriented. The domestic market for Gazprom remains stable but regulated: domestic gas prices are indexed roughly to the level of inflation, and in 2025 there was also a scheduled tariff increase (about 5–7% in mid-year). This supports revenue in the domestic market, although margins within Russia are traditionally lower than export ones....