... global discussions around the U.S. dollar's future and a potential BRICS currency gain momentum, President Putin’s recent comments highlight both the challenges and opportunities ahead. While Russia does not seek to abandon the dollar, evolving U.S. policies are driving nations to consider alternatives. In this article, I, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market, delve into the implications of Putin’s statements and explore what these shifts could mean for international finance, BRICS cooperation,...

On August 13, 2025, the world of cryptocurrencies is back in the spotlight. Bitcoin, continuing to gain popularity, has reached an all-time high, leaving behind unprecedented price levels. Alongside this, Ethereum is demonstrating a record influx of new funds, indicating growing interest from institutional investors. In this article, we will explore the latest cryptocurrency news, analyzing current trends and future forecasts. Every news piece matters, especially in such a volatile sector as the...

The cryptocurrency market on August 17, 2025, maintains high activity: Bitcoin holds near record levels, Ethereum remains above $4,600, and altcoins are showing growth and strengthening their positions. Institutional investments are rising, new legislation in the USA and Europe is creating transparent rules, and Kazakhstan is launching the first Bitcoin ETF in the region. This overview discusses the dynamics of the top 10 cryptocurrencies and key events impacting the market. Current Cryptocurrency...

... cryptocurrencies have moved beyond the "experimental zone" and have established themselves as a full-fledged element of the global financial system. If regulatory clarity is achieved and the economic backdrop remains favorable (easing Fed policies, absence of global shocks), experts forecast further market capitalization growth in the second half of the year. Many anticipate that after the current phase of consolidation, a new upward impulse will follow – possibly as early as the fall ...

... they are below the peaks of 2022. Major producers (Australia, Indonesia, Russia, South Africa) continue to actively supply coal to international markets. Investors in the coal industry are taking regulatory risks into account: tightening environmental policies in the future may reduce demand. However, in the short term, considering steady demand in Asia, coal companies remain profitable, and coal continues to serve as a backup fuel in cases where gas prices sharply rise or RES cannot cope with the ...