... pressuring the ruble and Russian markets. Conversely, signs of easing policy may drive demand for risk assets, including Russian stocks. Recommendations: Traders should monitor comments from Lagarde and the Fed, as they could set the tone for currency markets. Expectations for rate hikes in the EU or U.S. would likely boost the dollar and euro, impacting ruble-based currency pairs. Stock Market Events Earnings Season: Monday sees continued earnings reports from major corporations, particularly in the U.S. and Europe. Investors will closely watch ...

... government policy "La French Tech," funding from the state, Station F (Europe's largest incubator). Paris is a leading hub (fintech, AI, marketplaces). Tax incentives for startups and investors. EU regulatory environment, extensive access to the EU market (~500 million population). Germany 29 The largest economy in Europe: tech clusters in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg. Strong sectors—industrial tech, auto tech, fintech. Governmental support programs for innovations, though bureaucracy is still noticeable....

... However, the risk of market fragmentation cannot be discounted: if Tether fails to comply somewhere, its market share could be taken by others—this could potentially reduce USDT's global presence over time. So far, in May 2025, no bans on Tether in key markets (the US, EU, Asia) have been imposed, but the regulatory climate remains tense, requiring the company to balance between maintaining its status quo and complying with new requirements. Supply and Demand Dynamics of Tether Market capitalization and market share....

... collectible tokens. Europe: The MiCA regulatory framework has been enacted in the EU, standardizing requirements for cryptocurrency market participants and stablecoins. The European approach provides uniform regulatory standards, attracting businesses to EU markets due to clear and transparent operational conditions. Asia: Asian countries are striving to strengthen their jurisdictions' status as crypto-friendly hubs. Hong Kong has introduced a mandatory licensing regime for cryptocurrency exchanges and is ...

... collectible tokens. Europe: The EU has implemented a comprehensive set of MiCA rules, unifying requirements for participants in the crypto market and stablecoins. The European approach provides uniform regulatory standards, attracting businesses to the EU markets through clear and transparent operating conditions. Asia: Asian countries are striving to strengthen the status of their jurisdictions as crypto-friendly hubs. For instance, Hong Kong has introduced a mandatory licensing regime for cryptocurrency ...