... years keep the market anchored against undue euphoria. Investors are now much more discerning regarding the quality of startups' growth and their ability to build sustainable businesses, preferring companies with proven business models and approaching profitability metrics. A significant influx of capital into the fields of AI, fintech, and cybersecurity reinforces faith in the further development of the sector. At the same time, funds are paying increased attention to risk diversification and a measured ...

... high price levels. Institutional and private investors ought to consider miners' strategies as indicators: their confidence or doubts about the market's future often precede price trends. Currently, miners exhibit restrained optimism – by realizing profits on portions of positions, they nonetheless retain a lion's share of bitcoins, indicating a long-term bullish outlook for the industry regarding the main crypto asset. As mining margins improve and macro policies potentially ease, miners may begin ...

... prices for automotive gasoline remained near peak values. The government signaled that it does not rule out extending the export ban beyond August 31 if there is no significant stabilization in wholesale and retail segments. "Amid declining refining profits, exchange prices are likely to remain around current levels, regardless of whether the export ban is extended," said Sergey Tereshkin, RBC . Thus, Russia's example illustrates that even one of the largest gasoline exporters is ready to limit ...

... thermal coal quotations have returned to more normal levels and have fluctuated within a narrow range in recent months. The balance of supply and demand appears to be harmonious: consumers reliably obtain fuel, while producers maintain stable sales at profitable prices. Although several countries have announced plans to reduce coal usage in the future for climate goals, in the short term, coal remains an indispensable resource for providing electricity to billions of people. Experts agree that within ...

... noted Sergey Tereshkin in a comment to Forbes . As a result, the market balance is still disrupted. Authorities and industry participants need to find a delicate compromise between the necessity to hold down prices for consumers and maintaining the profitability of oil companies. The outcomes of the upcoming meeting will determine future policy: it is expected that a combination of market mechanisms (increasing fuel supply) and government tools (subsidies, tax maneuvers) will gradually help to alleviate ...