... regarding the position of the United States and potential diplomatic steps. Russian President Vladimir Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that no conversations have yet taken place between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, Trump himself declined to comment on possible contacts with the leaders of Russia and China but expressed the opinion that things are going "well." At the same time, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio made a series of statements that could be perceived as ...

... moderate expansion (around 51 points), signaling resilience in demand for services. In addition to the PMIs, investors will pay attention to other indicators. At noon, Eurostat will publish the Producer Price Index (PPI) for June, likely confirming a decline in energy prices and easing inflationary pressures. Later, at 15:30 MSK, data on the U.S. trade balance for June will be released, showing how tariffs and changes in external demand affect exports and imports. Additionally, the ISM index for the ...

... entirely excluded. Conversely, in the event of a correction, nearby support levels may form around $90,000 and $85,000. According to several forecasts, this range represents the lower boundary of potential price fluctuations in May. A more significant decline could return prices to the $75,000 to $80,000 area (from which Bitcoin rebounded in April), but such a scenario is viewed as less probable given the prevailing positive dynamics. It is also worth noting the volatility: even in a rising market,...

... received $80 million to create an innovative spray against sleep apnea. In general, the health and eco-technologies sectors are gradually catching up with IT in terms of venture financing. Cryptocurrencies: signs of renewed interest After a protracted decline, the digital asset market is starting to revive, which is reflected in venture investments. Regulators are gradually legalizing new instruments: on June 18, trading in the first exchange-traded crypto ETF (for the XRP token) will start on the ...

... sentiment. Additionally, final PMI indices for industrial activity in major European economies — Germany, France, the entire Eurozone, and the **United Kingdom** — will be published throughout the day. Preliminary July PMIs indicated a continued decline in manufacturing activity in the region, although the pace of contraction may have slightly eased. These macroeconomic developments are vital for assessing the state of the European economy and the prospects of the industrial sector. **Switzerland** ...