Sergey Ershov / Blog
The past week ended unexpectedly – late on Friday, October 10, when most markets were already asleep, Donald Trump woke everyone up. The U.S. President announced that from November 1 (or even earlier) an additional 100% tariff on Chinese imports would be introduced, on top of the existing duties...
Markets enter the second week of October against the backdrop of the U.S. government shutdown, when, due to the absence of an agreed budget, part of federal agencies ceased operations...
23 September, gold climbed above $3,790 per ounce, rewriting historical records and sparking the main debate of the autumn: will the rally continue toward $4,000, or are we witnessing an overheated market...
The past week was marked by the euro returning to the support/resistance zone around 1.1700, bitcoin falling below 110,000, Brent crude rebounding to the upper boundary of its medium-term range, and gold once again setting a new record high, reaching $3,791 per ounce at its peak...
The week ends against the backdrop of the Fed’s policy meeting, pressure on commodities, and new record highs in gold. The euro continues to trade above 1...
After an impressive summer rally, Bitcoin has once again taken centre stage – it has significantly moved away from its spring–summer levels, but many investors are now asking whether the first cryptocurrency will manage a new surge in the fourth quarter of 2025 or fall into a correction...
The week ended with markets awaiting the key Federal Reserve meeting on September 16–17. The euro held around 1.1730, Bitcoin resumed its growth, the average Brent crude price remained at $66.50 per barrel, while gold once again renewed its all-time high. 💶 EUR/USD The euro closed the week at 1...
The past week ended with mixed performance across markets. The euro stabilised around 1.1700 against the dollar, Bitcoin fluctuated just above 111,000, Brent crude fell toward 65 dollars per barrel, while gold climbed to 3,600, setting new all-time highs...
In the final days of August, the dollar weakened after Jerome Powell’s dovish remarks at Jackson Hole. The Fed Chair hinted at a possible rate cut in September, which sent the Dollar Index (DXY) sharply lower. Over the past week, the index failed to recover those losses and closed at 97.77...