... today it is more popular than ever before. In 2021, Bitcoin celebrated its 12th anniversary, and today it is more popular than ever before. Institutional and private investors are gravitating towards the cryptocurrency market, favoring Bitcoin, whose price is reaching new highs every day. The market capitalization of the cryptocurrency market is approaching $1 trillion. Nevertheless, this attractive asset has its pros and cons. Pros Bitcoin boasts one of the best ROI (Return on Investment) metrics ...

... 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 ...

... SPO have not been named, the market traditionally anticipates transactions in the infrastructure, finance, and energy sectors. Key factors include: Placement Size: the share of the additional sale of the share package and its impact on capitalization. Price Range: discount to the market, formation of the order book, participation of anchor investors. Use of Proceeds: debt reduction, investment programs, buybacks of minority stakes. IPO Dom.RF: Significance for the Market The planned IPO of Dom.RF ...

... current growth trajectory more balanced, reducing dependence on a single source of dynamics. Inflation and the Bank of Japan's Policy Interest Rate Policy: Strong GDP data increases the likelihood of more decisive steps towards policy normalization. Price Transmission: Accelerating activity could support core inflation through wages and services. JGB Yields: The market may price in a gradual increase in yields, reflecting a reassessment of the interest rate trajectory. For the Bank of Japan, the ...

... United States Inflation in the U.S. began to decline sharply following a significant rise in 2021-2022, reaching 9.1% in 2022, and falling to approximately 2.9% by the end of 2024. However, many investors are concerned that fiscal policy could reignite price increases. In this context, Buffett emphasizes: “The government’s tendency is to devalue its currency over time” and reminds us that “if someone has the power to print money, they will do so.” In other words, the availability of quantitative ...