... institutional interest acts more as a supporting factor for ETH's price, while the potential introduction of new investment products (ETFs, trusts, derivatives) could serve as a growth catalyst. Regulatory Environment and Legislation Regulations continue ... ... interest rate hikes. Now, in May 2025, the market is closely monitoring the Fed’s actions: there are expectations of gradual rate cuts in the second half of the year if inflation remains under control. Easing monetary policy typically leads to an influx of ...

.... Trade surplus China posted a record trade surplus. However, falling prices for exported goods have been a negative factor, cutting into the profits of many Chinese companies. Challenges Facing the Chinese Economy Despite significant successes, the Chinese ... ... to impose tough tariffs on Chinese goods, which could reach 60%. These measures are aimed at reducing dependence on Chinese products. In addition, European countries are increasing criticism of low prices for Chinese goods, which also poses a threat ...

... United States turned out to be temporary. The U.S. government reached agreements with the leadership of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which guaranteed to cover the shortfall in oil supply to the market. Along with Russia, these countries cut production by more than one million barrels per day. The agreement allowed for the compensation of losses due to the absence of Iranian oil. Despite the agreement with America, OPEC member states will likely increase their oil production. Consequently,...

... enterprises (SMEs) dependent on exports might be more affected than large corporations, as they have fewer resources to diversify supply chains and explore new markets. Reduced Investment in Innovation: Economic uncertainty often leads companies to cut investments in new products, technologies, and facilities. This could reduce the long-term competitiveness of European companies in the global market. EU’s Strategy: Potential Stabilization Measures The EU has several options to mitigate the effects of trade conflicts ...

.... Analysts forecast that global demand will increase by approximately 1.2 million barrels per day in the second half of 2025, reflecting a sustained recovery in economic activity. Supply and OPEC+ Policy. OPEC+ countries are consistently increasing production, effectively unwinding previous cuts ahead of schedule. At an extraordinary meeting in early August, members agreed to raise the total quota by 547,000 barrels/day in September—completely offsetting one of the previously largest reductions in effect. Many key exporters are already ...