... dynamics persisted during the third decade of August. If prices continued to slightly decrease or remained stable, the annual inflation rate would retreat further from recent peaks. This is a crucial signal ahead of the upcoming Bank of Russia meeting in September. The regulator closely monitors current trends: a persistent slowdown in price growth could create conditions for easing monetary policy. It is noteworthy that the Bank of Russia updated its inflation forecast for 2025, anticipating it in the ...

... now accounts for about 60% of the total capitalization, highlighting its dominance, but altcoins also significantly contribute to the rally. Macro-economic factors bolster the market: expectations of a decline in interest rates in the U.S. as early as September increase the appetite for riskier assets and weaken the dollar, which benefits cryptocurrencies. Regulatory certainty in key markets and inflows of institutional capital further strengthen the sector. In 2025, several historic steps (such as ...

... Fed Recent statements from the U.S. Federal Reserve have given the cryptocurrency market a new boost. On Friday, at the symposium in Jackson Hole, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell unexpectedly hinted at the possibility of cutting the key rate as early as September. This soft tone from the regulator immediately reflected on risk appetite: the prices of leading cryptocurrencies jumped sharply on Friday evening, and U.S. stock indexes also moved into positive territory. Even before Powell's speech, the digital ...

... levels, reflecting a gradual market correction following the energy crisis of 2022–2023. A number of key factors are influencing price dynamics: OPEC+ Production Increase. The oil alliance continues to steadily increase supply in the global market. By September 2025, the total production quota for agreement participants will rise by approximately 547,000 barrels per day, effectively lifting the remaining voluntary restrictions from the previous year. Since spring, OPEC+ countries have already restored ...

... Russia: The Russian market continues to see a series of publications of operating and interim results from various issuers, but major reports from the largest companies for the first half of the year are concentrated in the second half of August and early September. Thus, on August 20, the emphasis will likely be on macro events (inflation, ruble exchange rate) and external factors. Some energy and retail companies may provide trading updates or accounting reports under RAS, but these typically do not ...