... prefer to seek capital off-market or delay IPOs. Regulatory Barriers. Political and sanction pressures have complicated the return of foreign investments to the Russian market. While attracting foreign capital is not the focus of plans, the lack of international financing creates a greater burden on domestic resources. Moreover, investors pay attention to the stability of regulations: any sudden changes in taxation or trading restrictions could undermine trust and slow market growth. These challenges ...

... and other countries. Keep an eye on key metrics and speeches to make informed forecasts. Monday, November 18 G20 Summit (Day 1): Opening sessions traditionally focus on global economic challenges, sustainable growth, trade policy, climate change, and international security. Discussions on cooperation between major economies are expected to foster stability. Central Bank Speakers: Bank of Japan Governor: Investors anticipate insights on potential easing of monetary policy due to the yen’s weakness....

... $750). Used to pay transaction fees on the Binance platform and in Binance Smart Chain applications; in demand due to the growth of the Binance ecosystem. XRP (XRP) - the token of Ripple (around $3). One of the largest crypto assets designed to expedite international payments. Its price is influenced by Ripple's legal disputes with the SEC. USD Coin (USDC) - the second-largest stablecoin (market capitalization of around $30 billion), also backed by $1 reserves. Popular among institutional investors due ...

... crypto asset and leading smart contract platform. Ethereum underpins most DeFi and NFT decentralized applications and continues to strengthen its positions due to the development of its ecosystem. XRP (XRP) — Ripple's payment network token for fast international transfers. XRP has significantly risen in price amid positive regulatory changes and Ripple's legal victory, returning to levels not seen since 2018. Tether (USDT) — the largest stablecoin pegged to the US dollar at a 1:1 ratio. USDT is ...

... was raised by 548 thousand barrels per day, with a similar move expected in September. In April–July 2025, quotas were systematically increased, leading to a rise in commercial oil and petroleum product reserves globally. Slowing Demand Growth. The International Energy Agency (IEA) has lowered its forecast for global oil demand growth in 2025 to approximately 685 thousand barrels per day (down from ~704 thousand previously). Even OPEC, traditionally more optimistic, estimates demand growth for 2025 ...