... exited their positions. An additional external factor was macroeconomic news: reports of new trade tariffs in the US increased global aversion to risk assets, which temporarily impacted cryptocurrencies as well. Nevertheless, by the weekend, the market ... .... Daily volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum noticeably decreased, and quotes moved within narrow ranges. The absence of sharp price swings is seen by participants as a sign of a healthy market: after the tumultuous growth of recent weeks, a natural "digestion" ...

... the value of precious metals is projected to increase. Decreasing supply. Approximately 200,000 tons of gold have been mined globally since the discovery of mines, with around 50,000 tons still available for extraction. Over 100,000 tons remain in hard-to-extract ... ... exhausted, making further extraction impossible. The cost of extraction is increasing yearly, primarily due to rising energy prices and the escalating cost of production. This will inevitably narrow the gap between supply and demand in the market, leading ...

... for content. What Does This Mean: For the Industry: Movement toward more profitable markets and new formats indicates a shift towards service diversification and adaptation to changing demand. For Clients: Complicated interaction procedures and rising prices highlight the evolution of the industry towards greater risk protection. Current changes reflect the globalization of the industry and its digital transformation, creating both opportunities and challenges.

... encounter new challenges. Currently, the prospects for the global economy are unpredictable. Most markets are experiencing significant growth indicators, while overheating is absent, substantially reducing the likelihood of a new wave of crisis or recession globally. However, continual fluctuations in oil prices, competitive wars among major market players, political instability, and other factors negatively impact company valuations and the prices of their securities. The IMF is convinced that global GDP growth will slow considerably this year. Stability ...

... possible short-term drops below $50 per barrel, he believes that significant impacts on oil and gas revenues are not expected. MOSCOW, December 12 - PRIME. The structure of Russia's oil and gas revenues allows for hedging against the risks of falling global oil prices, said Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the oil product marketplace "Open Oil Market" (a Skolkovo resident), in an interview with RIA News. In the expert's opinion, one of the risks for Russia's budget system next year will be a drop in oil ...