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Causes of fluctuations in financial markets
Financial markets are characterised by high volatility, which is manifested by frequent and significant changes in the prices of assets such as stocks, bonds, currencies and other financial instruments. This volatility is caused by a variety of factors that can change depending on economic and political conditions, as well as the behaviour of market participants. One of the most significant causes of fluctuations in the financial markets is economic data. Indicators such as gross domestic product (GDP), inflation, unemployment and manufacturing indices play a key role in shaping investors' expectations about the future state of the economy. The release of strong data, such as higher than expected GDP growth or lower unemployment rates, can create optimism among investors, leading to higher prices for stocks and other assets.
Impact of global events on the Forex market
The foreign exchange market, known as Forex, is the largest and most liquid financial market in the world. The daily trading volume on Forex reaches trillions of dollars and is influenced by many factors.
Revolut: Universal tool for working with cryptocurrencies
Revolut, a well-known fintech giant, has expanded its boundaries by adding cryptocurrency services to its arsenal. Let's take a look at what the Revolut X platform offers us.