... indicate that the industry is transitioning to a more mature level. Cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly integrated into the global financial system: historic regulatory steps (such as the first laws on stablecoins in the U.S.) and record capital inflows ... .... Regulatory reforms open new opportunities for the industry, but it is essential to adhere to legal norms and principles of risk management. In the coming months, attention will be focused on further steps by legislators and regulators in key markets,...

... following Bitcoin's halving in April 2024, which historically sets a bullish trend for the next year to a year and a half. If global economic conditions soften—such as through interest rate reductions and an increase in investors’ appetite for risky ... ... into altcoins like DOGE. An improvement in the macroeconomic backdrop (slowing inflation, easing of Fed policies) will heighten risk appetite, which is positive for meme cryptocurrencies. Technical Impulse. From a chart perspective, consolidation above $0....

.... No one can predict or pinpoint the best entry or exit points, but by applying common sense and implementing some portfolio risk management strategies, it is possible to achieve a decent rate of return—if not in the short term, then perhaps in the ... ... Therefore, it is also critical to conduct your own analysis and attempt to forecast what might happen in the near future with the global economy.

... approaching August 8 date when President Trump plans to announce new sanctions against Russia and countries buying Russian oil if a resolution to the conflict with Ukraine is not reached by that time. By increasing production, OPEC+ is not taking on much risk, as this is happening during a still high seasonal global demand for oil, which allows prices to react relatively weakly, argues Gromov from IEF. Furthermore, prices are supported by geopolitical factors: the U.S. signals that additional complications with Russian oil supplies are possible after August ...

... is essential for evaluating the state of the insurance sector and long-term investment returns amid changing interest rates. Swiss Re – a Swiss reinsurance company, report for H1 2025. Although Switzerland is not part of the Eurozone, Swiss Re is a global barometer for the insurance market; its results will show how major risks and disasters from the first half of the year affected insurance payouts and industry profits. Other European firms are also expected to publish half-year reports, such as Thyssenkrupp (Germany, engineering), Talanx AG (Germany, insurance), Antofagasta ...