The European Commission report to be presented next week reveals serious problems facing the EU economy. High energy prices and bureaucratic barriers are jeopardizing the position of European companies on world markets. What consequences does this have for businesses, investors and traders? Read our analytical material. The European Economy Loses Competitiveness: Causes and Consequences According to a report from the European Commission to be presented next ...

... mid-August, the global cryptocurrency market has begun to consolidate around record levels. As the week kicks off, Bitcoin remains near $120,000, demonstrating relative stability amid reduced weekend trading volumes. Short-term pullbacks—such as a price decline in the middle of last week—are quickly compensated, and the leading cryptocurrency retains most of its gained positions. Optimism in the market is supported by expectations of an upcoming easing of the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy and positive regulatory steps, maintaining a high level of confidence in digital assets. Ethereum shows a similar trend: the second-largest crypto asset ...

... short-term traders: High liquidity of shares and derivatives allows traders to effectively exploit price fluctuations. Gazprom share futures provide the opportunity for speculative trading using leverage, which increases potential profitability. Gas price fluctuations on global markets and geopolitical events create opportunities for short-term trading strategies. Gazprom futures and derivatives Gazprom share futures are available on the Moscow Exchange, which provide additional opportunities for traders: Speculation: Futures ...

... while positive, represents a slowdown from the revised 0.5% growth in Q2. This may signal challenges in Japan’s economic recovery, potentially impacting the yen and Asian stock markets. Any unexpected deviations could create ripple effects on global markets. 04:30 (MSK): China – Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November China's CPI will provide insights into inflation trends and domestic demand in the world’s second-largest economy. A decrease in CPI suggests weakened internal consumption, which could impact global commodity demand. Any ...

... ALROSA shares should take into account the following risks: Decline in company revenues: The decrease in export volumes to India undermines the financial position of the company and may result in reduced revenue and profit, consequently affecting stock prices. Market instability: In light of sanctions pressure and several countries' abandonment of Russian diamonds, investors may experience increased volatility in the market. This implies that stock prices may undergo significant fluctuations, diminishing the ...