... Project Crypto reform, which could fundamentally change the rules of the game on crypto exchanges and impact investors worldwide. New initiatives may enhance oversight in the... ... relatively neutral: the U.S. Federal Reserve, at its July meeting, predictably kept rates unchanged, avoiding negative surprises, although upcoming inflation data and the... ... increased investor interest. Tether (USDT) — the largest stablecoin pegged to the US dollar at a 1:1 ratio. USDT is widely used by traders and investors to preserve capital...

... week, which briefly dropped the price below $115,000 (amid the absence of signals for rate cuts at the FOMC meeting), quickly attracted new buyers. This indicates sustained... ... regulatory clarity to the token. Binance Coin (BNB), the cryptocurrency of the largest exchange Binance, is trading at more than a year's highs (around $800) — despite previous... ... among them — Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) — are still tightly pegged to the dollar at a ratio of 1:1 and are widely used by investors to preserve capital amid market...

... exporters traditionally sold foreign currency earnings to pay taxes, thereby strengthening the ruble. There are expectations that after this, the supply of foreign currency may decrease, leading to a moderate weakening of the ruble. Nevertheless, the exchange rate of the Russian currency is likely to remain within a relatively stable range in the near term. The US dollar is trading around 78–82 rubles, while the euro is in the corridor of 92–97 rubles. Among the negative factors for the ruble are the seasonal increase in demand for foreign currency in summer and persistent geopolitical risks that heighten interest ...

... remains unresolved, disappointing the market. Considerations for investors on the Moscow Exchange: In general, Russian investors are selectively inclined, favoring businesses... ... a pause in sanction rhetoric contributed to the ruble strengthening below 80 to the dollar. The Russian market enters a new week with relative confidence. What Investors... ... economy. Weak inflation may prompt Beijing to implement new measures—whether reducing rates by the People’s Bank of China or fiscal stimuli. News on this front will impact...

... on the American economy. On stock markets in Europe and Asia, there can be a temporary reduction in trading volumes, as American investors tend to be less active on this day. Additionally, the decline in trading activity in the U.S. may influence the dollar's exchange rate, impacting other currency pairs, such as the euro, yen, and ruble. Commodity markets might also experience the effects of Veterans Day. Low liquidity on this day makes oil and other commodities more susceptible to sharp price fluctuations. Given ...