... oversupply in the market. Additional barrels are entering the market amid ongoing geopolitical risks; thus, their influence on prices remains limited. Experts expect OPEC+ to continue flexibly managing quotas, especially if external factors (sanctions, recession, emergencies) begin to significantly impact the oil market. Russian Oil Product Market: Record Gasoline Prices and Government Response The domestic fuel market in Russia faces unprecedented price increases despite previously taken measures. ...

... continue selling portions of their reserves, exacerbating market pressure. Pullbacks to key support levels are possible – for instance, many investors consider the retention of the $70,000–$80,000 range in 2025 critical. Under adverse developments (recession, stricter regulations), bitcoin could temporarily drop into this corridor. Nevertheless, the base scenario for most analysts remains positive: decreased sales rates by miners combined with price growth and an improvement in macro conditions ...

... "waiting for better days." Even the “Magnificent 7,” once growth locomotives, are now met with caution – their high concentration in indices recalls the vulnerability of the dot-com bubble, and global risks (such as Fed rates, geopolitics, recession) draw parallels with 2008. An important lesson from 2000 and 2008 is that periods of extreme pessimism create the groundwork for subsequent rallies. When all bad news is reflected in prices and investors go short en masse, the market often finds ...

... oversupply. Additional barrels are entering the market amid ongoing geopolitical risks, so their price influence remains limited for now. Experts expect that OPEC+ will continue to flexibly manage quotas, particularly if external factors (sanctions, recession, emergencies) significantly impact the oil market. Russian Oil Products Market: Record Gasoline Prices and Government Response The internal fuel market in Russia is facing unprecedented price increases despite previously adopted measures. Since ...

... cuts in the second half of the year if inflation remains under control. Easing monetary policy typically leads to an influx of liquidity into financial markets, which can stimulate cryptocurrency growth. Additionally, an economic slowdown or signs of recession may prompt central banks to launch stimulus programs—this “easy money” often partially flows into Bitcoin and Ethereum in search of higher yields. On the flip side, risks cannot be ignored: a sudden spike in inflation or other economic ...