... currency and commodity markets. For American indices, such as the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq, the decrease in trading activity on Veterans Day typically results in minor fluctuations. However, investors trading in U.S. stocks should be prepared for increased instability, as lower trading volumes mean that even small trades can lead to significant price changes, presenting both threats and opportunities for short-term gain. Impact on International Markets The closure of financial institutions in the U.S. also affects international markets, especially those in countries heavily reliant on the American ...

... indicators and corporate reports are scheduled for release, which could substantially impact financial markets. International Events: 10:00 MSK: Turkey – Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November. This indicator reflects inflation dynamics in the country. An increase in CPI may indicate rising price pressures, influencing the Central Bank of Turkey's decisions regarding interest rates. 10:30 MSK: Switzerland – Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November. Changes in Switzerland's inflation levels affect the monetary policy of the Swiss National ...

... even after the recent surge, a breather may occur before the next growth impulse. It is vital for investors to maintain balance: despite Bitcoin's confident uptrend, the risk of short-term pullbacks remains. At the same time, certain indicators show increased caution in the market. In crypto options, there has been a spike in demand for protective put options with strike prices around $95,000–100,000, meaning a segment of traders is hedging against BTC falling below the psychological mark of $100,000 in the coming month. Additionally, early last week, about $200 million was withdrawn from American Bitcoin ETFs due to ...

... to Europe, and several new LNG terminal construction projects are underway in the U.S.; however, these cannot fully replace other supply sources. Achieving a supply value of $250 billion annually is feasible solely under one condition: a significant increase in prices for American energy resources for European consumers. In the case of oil, this would require prices to rise to a minimum of $120 per barrel. This is precisely what the Trump administration seems intent on achieving—entrenching the European economy ...

... CIS Countries Although Russia and CIS countries are not directly affected by the new tariffs, the consequences may manifest indirectly: Reorientation of goods flows may create new opportunities for Russian producers. The rise in international market prices will increase demand for alternative supply sources from Russia and the CIS. Opportunity to strengthen trade ties with countries adversely affected by the new U.S. tariffs. Market Reactions Markets have reacted divergently: Decline in stock prices of companies ...