... stocks in defensive sectors, such as consumer staples, offer stability amid high market volatility. Gold and Commodity Assets Gold, traditionally viewed as a safe-haven asset, is once again coming to the forefront as a means of capital protection. Among ... ... Geopolitical Instability The intensifying confrontation between the U.S. and China continues to exert pressure on the global economy. Trade barriers and sanctions create additional complexities for international business. At the same time, regional conflicts and ...

... geopolitical tensions remain high. Any statements in the run-up to the meeting are being closely monitored by markets: positive signals will boost risk appetite, while confrontational rhetoric could trigger a flight to safe assets (higher prices for oil and gold, strengthening of the dollar). Escalation of US Trade Wars New tariffs against China: US trade policy has intensified once again. As of August 7, Washington imposed 100% tariffs on semiconductor imports, primarily targeting China. Additionally, Trump threatened Beijing with further tariffs for cooperation ...

... market (over 45% of total capitalization) and is holding at its achieved heights. Investors perceive Bitcoin as "digital gold" and a hedge against inflationary risks, which supports high demand. Ethereum (ETH) – approximately $3,850. The largest ... ... stablecoin #1. USDT provides liquidity in the crypto market, remaining the primary instrument for "parking" capital between trades. The issuer Tether is preparing to enter the U.S. market with a new regulated stablecoin, highlighting the strong demand ...

... volatility in certain markets, particularly those closely linked to U.S. financial instruments. Commodity Market Effects: The suspension of trading on U.S. commodity exchanges, such as the CME Group, can impact global commodity prices, including oil and gold. Economic Data Release Delays: Key economic indicators and corporate earnings reports from the U.S. are typically not released on Thanksgiving, leading to a temporary lull in market-moving information. The day after Thanksgiving, known as Black Friday,...

... sell currency to pay taxes, increasing demand for rubles. Rising Commodity Prices The increase in the prices of oil, gas, and gold — Russia's main export commodities — supports currency inflows and strengthens the ruble. High Interest Rates The attractiveness ... ... in Rubles An increase in transactions in the national currency for imports reduces dependence on foreign currencies. Positive Trade Balance A surplus of exports over imports ensures a stable inflow of currency into the country. Seasonal Factors At the ...