Crypto From $26.5 billion to $1: how Sam Bankman-Fried conquered the crypto world and lost everythingHe has been called a technological genius, a crypto prodigy, and a billionaire altruist. We tell why the story of one of the brightest representatives of the crypto industry turned into a failure and how he was able to lose his entire fortune in just a few daysAnna VasiltsovaShareTwitterFacebookEmail
Economic Trends Why the Japanese economy is falling again and what will happen to it nextJapan's economy suddenly went into recession: the historical fall of the yen undermined the country's recovery from the pandemic. The economy is now in a vulnerable position, given the risks of a global recession, rising inflation and the threat of new anti-COVID measuresAnna VasiltsovaShareTwitterFacebookEmail
Stock The Chinese market is finally growing. What pushes it up and how long will it lastOn Friday, Beijing moved to concrete measures to address two of the most pressing issues for the country's economy - COVID-19-related restrictions and problems in the real estate sector. The news instilled optimism in investors and provoked a rally in the stock marketAnna VasiltsovaShareTwitterFacebookEmail
Economic Trends The United States recognized Russia as a “country with a non-market economy.” What does it meanThe US Department of Commerce recognized Russia as a “country with a non-market economy”, explaining this by “large-scale state intervention in economic processes.” The change in status may affect exporters from the Russian Federation, who will face an increase in anti-dumping duties.Anna VasiltsovaShareTwitterFacebookEmail
Economic Trends Forecasts Republicans win congressional elections. What does this mean for the economyIn the United States, the House of Representatives and a third of the Senate are re-elected. Republicans are likely to win a majority in the lower house and can expect to win in the Senate. We figure out how a change in the balance of political forces will affect the economy and the US stock market.Anna VasiltsovaShareTwitterFacebookEmail
Economic Trends Forecasts “The worst is yet to come”: why economists consider a US recession inevitableRecession in the US is almost certain in the next 12 months, according to updated forecasts, despite President Joe Biden’s claims that the country will be able to avoid stagnation and that “any recession will be very small”Anna VasiltsovaShareTwitterFacebookEmail
