Sergey Ershov / Blog
Bitcoin ends 2025 with a sharp reversal: from record highs above USD 120,000 in the summer to levels below USD 82,000 in November...
Financial markets ended the week in mixed sentiment, as investors had to assess both the long-awaited end of the record-breaking 43-day US government shutdown and the growing uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s next steps...
By the end of last week, volatility had slightly decreased, with most assets finishing the five-day period around key support and resistance zones...
Financial markets ended October without any sharp changes. The U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate cut from 4.25% to 4.00% was received calmly by investors. Prices of both safe-haven and risk assets moved only slightly...
The final week of October begins under a cloud of uncertainty. The delayed release of fresh US inflation data (CPI) and the ongoing government shutdown are reducing the transparency of the macroeconomic picture...
The past week brought few surprises. As expected, gold set a new record, Brent oil remained under pressure, bitcoin failed to break out of its corrective range, and the euro continued sideways trading while awaiting catalysts that could drive movement in either direction...
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...