On November 11, the United States celebrates Veterans Day, a national holiday that affects trading activity on American and global markets. Despite the opening of stock exchanges, banks and financial institutions are closed, which reduces trading volumes and increases volatility. In this article, we will consider how this event affects American and international markets, why it is important for Russian investors to consider this day in their strategies, and what opportunities and risks it may bring...

... their home country. In such cases, the depositary receipt serves as an exception. Types of Depositary Receipts There are several types of Depositary Receipts: Global. These documents are intended for use in European and other markets, excluding the USA. American. Receipts used exclusively in the United States. Russian. Documents focused on the shares of foreign issuers, with trading conducted abroad. The documents are also classified as sponsored and unsponsored. In the first case, it is possible ...

... investments, and why this event is important for Russian investors. Singles' Day in China: Impact on Stock Markets and the Global Economy On November 11, China celebrates Singles' Day — the largest sale in the world, comparable to Black Friday in the USA. This event captures the attention not only of consumers but also of investors, as the sales volumes achieved on this day have a significant impact on the retail market and reflect economic activity in the country. Consumer activity in China is crucial ...

With the EU considering a shift from Russian LNG to American supplies, the question arises: is this transition technically feasible and economically sound? This article delves into the logistical, infrastructural, and financial challenges of replacing Russian gas, analyzing its impact on the European market and what it could mean for investors. Can the EU Replace Russian LNG with American? Realities, Benefits, and Risks for the European Market The recent statement from European Commission President...

... One of the earliest writers to mention this holiday was Geoffrey Chaucer in his work "Parliament of Fowls." In the 19th century, the tradition of exchanging cards known as "valentines" became particularly popular in the UK and the USA. With the development of printing and commerce, Valentine's Day transformed into a mass holiday, accompanied by the sale of millions of greeting cards, flowers, chocolates, and decorations. Why Valentine's Day Has Not Taken Root in Russia Despite ...