Regardless of our attempts to think rationally, the financial sphere is filled with paradoxes that prevent us from confidently asserting that the most optimal decision is being made at any given moment. Investing, aside from analysis and the application of specialized techniques, is closely tied to human psychology to a much greater ...

... potentially suitable options are rejected outright by men, while the remaining 11% of attempts to connect with "top-tier" women frequently fail due to high competition. It is unsurprising that many men experience disappointment with online dating. Paradoxically, in discussions on this topic, men often blame women, claiming that it is women who have inflated standards. Yet the statistics tell a different story: it is men who more frequently aspire to an unattainable ideal and remain unsatisfied ...

... Both India and China may be at risk of American sanctions. The U.S. Department 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,...

... indicated an unexpected decrease in commercial oil stocks by about 3 million barrels over the last week, signaling robust demand and supporting the market. Second, investors are factoring in the potential for supply disruptions due to escalating sanctions: paradoxically, news of the tariffs imposed by Trump against India pushed oil prices higher, as the market anticipates a redistribution of oil flows and additional supply risks. Nevertheless, the price increase remains limited. One reason is OPEC+'s proactive ...

... Energy reported an unexpected reduction in crude oil inventories by 3 million barrels over the past week, indicating stable demand and supporting the market. Secondly, investors are evaluating potential supply disruptions due to escalating sanctions: paradoxically, news about the tariffs imposed by Trump against India have pushed prices higher, as the market anticipates possible redistribution of oil flows and additional supply risks. However, the price increase remains tempered. One reason is the ...