... ECB’s interest rate decision and subsequent press conference will set the tone for European financial markets. Any hints of policy tightening or easing could impact the euro and bond yields. Additionally, energy market data from the U.S. may influence European energy costs, which are crucial during winter. United States: PPI data will play a critical role in shaping expectations for Federal Reserve actions, while initial jobless claims provide insights into the labor market’s health. The natural gas inventory report will directly impact energy prices, affecting consumers and industrial production. Impact on Investors Energy Markets: The ...

... fingerprint verification). Creation of Bitcoin reserves by states. In 2025, the USA plans to form its own strategic reserve of Bitcoin—without utilizing taxpayer money (according to the Trump administration). It is expected that, following the US, some European countries will also join in creating reserves in BTC. A prolonged bear trend until the end of the year. Currently, there are no serious indications of a new price surge on the market, so the leading cryptocurrency's price is likely to remain relatively stable—around ~$73-78 thousand. Many ...

... continue into the second half of the year. At the same time, the growing involvement of regulators—from the U.S. government to European supervisory bodies—reduces uncertainty and lays the groundwork for broader cryptocurrency adoption in the real economy.... ... macroeconomic factors. The coming days will indicate how the market reacts to important events—the outcomes of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting and the release of the government report on the crypto industry. A soft rhetoric from regulators or positive news ...

... equilibrium: Brent prices have stabilized at the higher end of the range for recent months, although they remain sensitive to any news regarding economic risks or changes in OPEC+ policy. Gas Market: Record Filling of Storage Reduces Price Risks The European natural gas market continues to build reserves ahead of the winter season. According to Gas Infrastructure Europe, underground gas storage facilities in EU countries are nearly 66% full — an unprecedentedly high level for the end of July over recent years. In absolute terms, the storage ...

... dollar could weaken, leading to exchange rate volatility. For Europe, a weaker dollar could mean both opportunities and challenges. European exporters might find U.S. markets more attractive as American consumers’ purchasing power declines. Conversely, European economies with strong dollar reserves could see reduced asset value, pushing them to diversify their holdings. China, as one of the largest holders of U.S. debt, could also shift its policy if the dollar weakens, potentially triggering broader financial adjustments in global markets....