... case, Bitcoin may not immediately overcome the $100,000 milestone, instead retreating to the $80,000 to $90,000 area. A short-term decline may drop the price to as low as $85,000. However, even in this scenario, the global bullish trend will not be disrupted, and as selling pressure eases, the price is likely to return to growth. Conclusion In conclusion, the Bitcoin price forecast for May 2025 can be characterized as cautiously optimistic. A combination of factors – anticipated easing of monetary ...

... while Germany’s CPI may impact the EUR. U.S. dollar movements could be driven by commodity market responses. Commodities: The WASDE report will shape trading strategies in agricultural futures, and investors should watch for any surprises that could disrupt market trends. Key Corporate Reports Pre-market: Autozone (AZO): Earnings report expected at 14:55 (MSK). Analysts predict a 2.6% increase in revenue, driven by strong sales in vehicle maintenance products. The market will focus on margins amidst ...

... noted that this year, attention is focused on geopolitics, as there is still no clarity about whether contracts for Russian gas supplies via Ukraine will be extended. A decision on this issue is expected soon, as current contracts are set to expire at the ... .... In October, Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller stated that Europe's gas market policy could lead to a new price shock and supply disruptions. He described the situation in the European gas market as poor and agreed with the assessment that demand for the ...

... We note that risks exist for Tether (transparency, legal issues, competition), but as of May 2025, none have materialized to an extent capable of undermining its dollar peg. Technical analysis confirms nearly ideal price stability, only occasionally disrupted by spikes that are quickly mitigated by market forces. The prospects for the stablecoin market indicate further strengthening of such coins' positions, integration into the global financial framework, and growing recognition by traditional capital....

... with announced voluntary production constraints: Saudi Arabia has extended its additional cut of 1 million barrels per day through August, and Russia has confirmed a reduction in oil exports by 500,000 barrels per day. Thanks to these measures, global supplies remain relatively limited. Additional support for prices was also provided by temporary disruptions to Black Sea oil exports in July, as well as reports of partial easing of US sanctions on Venezuelan oil supplies, which, however, has a long-term nature. As a result, oil quotes continue to balance: markets are waiting for clearer signals ...