... the dynamics of AI-95 gasoline supplies. Against this backdrop, the government decided to return to the ban on gasoline exports starting August 1. There is also discussion about extending this ban into September and October, Novak said. New Fuel Market Regulation Model The gasoline export ban is not a first-time measure; the government implemented similar restrictions last year during the fuel crisis in the autumn. However, this time, the measure is presented as preventive for the high-demand period ...

... them particularly appealing during downturns," explains Gracy. Fresh Trends to Know When discussing upcoming trends, the following key directions can be highlighted: Regulation and integration of cryptocurrencies into the financial sector. Legal regulation of the market is gaining momentum. For instance, the European Union has recently approved a set of rules for the circulation of crypto assets (the MiCA regulation), which regulates the processes for using cryptocurrencies, user protection, and more. This is ...

... attracted billions of dollars in investments and significantly heightened institutional interest (BlackRock's Ethereum fund reached $10 billion in assets, and inflows into the Ether ETF exceeded $5 billion in recent weeks). Riding the wave of success, market participants are preparing ETFs for other top assets. Regulators in many countries are easing their stance: crypto ETFs have existed in Canada and the EU for several years, while Hong Kong is actively licensing crypto exchanges. Institutional products boost the legitimacy of the industry and simplify market ...

... factors overlapping. In the morning, Asian markets will react to statistics from China—any signs of export slowdown will heighten fears for global growth. The Bank of England's decision and comments will become the day's central event for the currency market and European assets, especially if the regulator surprises with the scale of a rate hike or unexpected softness/hardness in rhetoric. The imposition of U.S. tariffs adds to the nervousness: investors will evaluate the potential impact of tariffs on corporate profits. On the corporate front,...

... toward transforming America into the "crypto capital of the world" and creating clear rules for the market. Beyond the US, new rules for crypto-assets are being formulated in other regions as well. In the European Union, the pan-European MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulation has come into force, introducing uniform requirements for crypto business and stablecoin issuance across all EU countries. The implementation of MiCA is expected to reduce regulatory risks for companies and make the European cryptocurrency ...