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OPEC+ seeks to regain US market share through increased shale output — Reuters

OPEC+ leaders Saudi Arabia and Russia aim to reclaim market share from the United States by boosting shale oil production. Currently, US production is quite vulnerable to price competition, Reuters reports.

22 May
OPEC+ seeks to regain US market share through increased shale output — Reuters
Bitcoin tops $111,000 for first time amid optimism around US crypto market regulation

Bloomberg data shows that Bitcoin surpassed the $111,000 mark for the first time, rising 3.1% in early Asian trading to hit a record high. Amid growing institutional demand, traders are increasingly optimistic about the outlook for the main cryptocurrency.

22 May
Bitcoin tops $111,000 for first time amid optimism around US crypto market regulation
Kazaks: realization of EU baseline scenario to curb inflation may accelerate completion of rate cuts

European Central Bank Governing Council member Martins Kazaks stated that interest rate cuts are nearing their conclusion, provided the baseline scenario of inflation stabilizing at 2% materializes in coming months.

21 May
Kazaks: realization of EU baseline scenario to curb inflation may accelerate completion of rate cuts
Stock markets to experience increased volatility due to uncertain US trade and budget policies – UBS

According to UBS strategists, volatility in the US stock market may increase due to uncertainty related to the trade and fiscal policies of the country's administration.

21 May
Stock markets to experience increased volatility due to uncertain US trade and budget policies – UBS
Bitcoin price approaches record high amid regulatory acceptance of digital assets

On Wednesday, the bitcoin price continues its upward movement, approaching an all-time high, amid the US Senate's advancement of a bill on regulating stablecoins that overcame earlier legislative hurdles.

21 May
Bitcoin price approaches record high amid regulatory acceptance of digital assets
OPEC keeps positive stance on oil demand despite global economic risks

OPEC believes that the world will need a lot of oil, even though there are some risks to trade and the economy. This information was disclosed by Haitham al-Ghais, the Secretary General of the organization.

21 May
OPEC keeps positive stance on oil demand despite global economic risks
Traders keep diverting copper to US amid tariff threat — Reuters

According to Reuters, unusually high volume of copper supplies to the US will not decrease in the near future. The agency's experts cite the threat of import tariffs and price premiums for the metal on the US exchange COMEX, which make shipping profitable.

21 May
Traders keep diverting copper to US amid tariff threat — Reuters
Well-known Wall Street trader predicts bitcoin will rise to $600,000 by autumn of 2025

Fred Krueger, an experienced Wall Street trader, has made a bold prediction that bitcoin could surge to $600,000 by October 2025. He calculates that in the 20s of July, the leading digital asset will begin to rise sharply due to macroeconomic factors.

21 May
Well-known Wall Street trader predicts bitcoin will rise to $600,000 by autumn of 2025
Scotiabank analysts believe sticky inflation to prevent Bank of Canada from further rate cuts

As analysts of Scotiabank warned, persistent price pressures in Canada will not allow the country's regulator to keep reducing borrowing costs in the near future. At the same time, experts noted that the accelerated price growth was observed before the manifestation of the US tariffs effect.

21 May
Scotiabank analysts believe sticky inflation to prevent Bank of Canada from further rate cuts
ECB’s Knot does not exclude additional interest rate cut in June

According to Klaas Knot, member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB), an additional reduction in borrowing costs is possible as early as next month. However, he noted that it is still “too early” to make decisions without fresh quarterly forecasts.

21 May
ECB’s Knot does not exclude additional interest rate cut in June

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