... real estate industry is also showing interest: for example, Christie’s International Real Estate (a division of the renowned auction house) recently established a department to handle cryptocurrency transactions, noting that demand for digital asset deals is on the rise. The influx of "long money" from institutions and corporations is making the market more resilient: the share of strategic investors is increasing, gradually reducing the impact of short-term speculation and volatile sentiments....

... disregarding extreme scenarios, notes Reuters columnist Ron Bousso. It appears that markets and investors are in a wait-and-see mode regarding the conflict's progression, considering various scenarios ranging from a ceasefire and movement towards a nuclear deal between the U.S. and Iran to a coordinated effort by the U.S. and Israel to destroy Iran's nuclear infrastructure and regime change. Another escalation could occur if Iran were to target the energy infrastructure of U.S. allies, such as Saudi Arabia ...

... during a visit to Alaska, a meeting between the presidents of Russia and the US will take place. It is expected that the main topic of negotiations between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump will be the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine, so concrete deals on oil and gas projects are not anticipated as a result of the summit. Nevertheless, the final agreements could set the framework for the resumption of energy cooperation between the two countries. "The meeting in Alaska is unlikely to end ...

... of the Treasury has already stated the possibility of a 100% tariff on all exports from China to the U.S. as punishment for Chinese companies’ purchases of Russian oil. Paradoxically, Washington is simultaneously attempting to negotiate a new trade deal with Beijing, demonstrating a mixed strategy of "carrots and sticks." Nonetheless, the very fact of such threats exacerbates uncertainty in the global oil market, forcing energy companies to reassess their supply chains in light of potential ...

... instantly earn a lot on investments, which rarely corresponds to reality. As a rule, high profits come over time and by accepting risks. Expectations of super-fast high profits can lead to a beginner getting involved in dubious adventures or very risky deals in the hope of hitting the jackpot. In practice, such attempts often result in the loss of all money. It is important to maintain a realistic outlook: instant enrichment is rather the exception. Lack of diversification. “Don’t put all your eggs ...