... impact on the technology sector, gold, and oil. Oil and Commodities: OPEC, EIA, and API Inventories OPEC Report — updates on global demand/supply, cartel member output estimates, and OECD inventories. Any revisions to demand or export quotas may shift market balance. STEO from EIA — short-term forecasts for U.S. oil/condensate production, fuel consumption, and price scenarios. API — preliminary weekly estimate of commercial oil/gasoline/distillate inventories, setting the tone ahead of the official EIA statistics on Wednesday. Agricultural Markets: WASDE Report Corn, Soybean, Wheat — ...

... after. Expectations for the imminent appearance of exchange-traded funds on XRP, Solana, and even some meme cryptocurrencies fuel forecasts for a new "altseason" in the coming months. Regulation: Global Initiatives and Industry Support The ... ... cryptocurrencies in 2025 is undergoing significant changes, as authorities in various countries increasingly set unified rules for the market. In the United States, a comprehensive package of measures for overseeing stablecoins has been adopted at the federal level ...

... technology companies went public. Some of these companies saw their stock prices soar (by dozens or even hundreds of percent), fueling investor interest in new issuances. Following the dot-com crash, demand for IPOs fell; however, with the advancement of ... ... placements resumed. Today, IPOs are practiced in many countries around the world — from developed economies to rapidly growing markets in Asia and Latin America. IPOs in Russia In Russia, the first attempts to create a stock market date back to the era ...

... sector amid economic turbulence. Goldman Sachs (GS): The company demonstrated profit growth, driven by increased revenue in investment banking and asset management. Significant contributions came from mergers and acquisitions (M&A), despite challenging market conditions. JPMorgan Chase (JPM): The bank showcased strong results due to rising interest income in light of increasing rates. Additional growth was fueled by robust retail banking performance and corporate client management. Expectations for Bank of America and Morgan Stanley Today, January 16, other major players in the U.S. banking sector—Bank of America (BAC) and Morgan Stanley (MS)—will unveil ...

... primarily focused on late-stage investments in American AI startups. Industry estimates suggest that funds in the U.S. currently have an unprecedented reserve of "dry powder"—over $300 billion in uninvested capital ready to be deployed as market confidence returns. This influx of "big money" enriches the ecosystem with liquidity, providing fuel for new rounds and supporting the growth of promising companies. The return of mega funds and large institutional investors not only intensifies competition for the best deals but also instills confidence in the industry about future capital inflows....