News about Stock market
The new Cabinet of Ministers intends to conduct a large-scale review of state property and put assets that are not of strategic importance up for privatization. Prior to this, state-owned enterprises will undergo an audit, and their assets will be subject to an independent valuation. Prime Ministerial candidate Vasily Tofan presented these plans on Tuesday in parliament while outlining the future government’s program.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy and Tom Lee’s Bitmine are no longer rushing to buy Bitcoin and Ether, given that their unrealized losses have reached several billion dollars each.
For about two weeks, the leading cryptocurrency has been trading within a range of $62,000–$65,000.
Major traders are betting that the price of BTC will rise to $72,000 by the end of the month, according to the latest data on options market trends.
A block of shares in Banca de Finanțe și Comerț S.A. (FinComBank), representing nearly 1% of the bank’s capital, was sold on the Moldovan Stock Exchange for more than 11 million lei.
Trump Media & Technology Group discussed charging up to $100,000 a month for faster access to U.S. President Donald Trump’s posts on Truth Social.
The release of an AI model by the Chinese startup Moonshot—which, according to the company, is on par with leading models from OpenAI and Anthropic—sent the stock prices of the world’s largest companies plummeting.
Apple took the top spot among the world’s largest companies by market capitalization, overtaking Nvidia. The change in leadership came after Apple’s stock rose and investor interest waned in overvalued AI-related stocks.
A day after the release of U.S. inflation (CPI) data, Bitcoin rose above $65,000 and retained most of the momentum it had gained. Against this backdrop, capital inflows into cryptocurrency funds resumed.
IBM’s weak quarterly results were one of the first signs that the stock market is beginning to reassess companies that are betting on artificial intelligence. Investors are looking not for strategies and grandiose statements, but for revenue growth, new orders, and convincing financial forecasts.
Bitcoin fell on Monday, remaining under pressure amid renewed tensions between the U.S. and Iran, which prompted markets in general to shy away from speculative, non-yielding assets such as cryptocurrencies.
The bank believes that as soon as Strategy demonstrates the effectiveness of its new financial model, the downward pressure on the cryptocurrency’s price will ease.
Subversive ETFs has filed an application to launch two exchange-traded funds that will track the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 indices, while excluding companies founded, controlled, or led by the world’s richest person, Elon Musk.
As part of its seventh syndicated transaction in 2026, the European Commission (EC) raised funds through the issuance of European Union (EU) bonds totaling 11 billion euros.
Major investment banks have begun publishing their first full-scale valuations of SpaceX shares following the end of the IPO lock-up period.
Experts explained what to look for when choosing cryptocurrencies today and identified assets with visible growth potential.
The largest state-owned joint-stock companies are taking their first tentative steps into the capital market. The training sessions, organized in collaboration with the Public Property Agency, cover topics such as the capital market, corporate bond issuance, stock exchange listings, and corporate governance. Soon, the management of state-owned companies will have to put all of this into practice.
Analysts at Bernstein maintained their “ambitious” forecast for digital gold, setting a target of $150,000 by the end of the year. They described the 54% decline from October’s peak as “mild.”
Romanians’ pension savings continue to grow at a record pace. In just one year, the assets of mandatory private pension funds (Pilonul II) increased by 37% and reached 227.5 billion RON (about $49.7 billion) by the end of May 2026.
In Moldova, a total of 1,601 thousand dwellings were counted, of which 995 thousand (or 62%) were occupied, while 38% were vacant. In Chisinau, the number of occupied dwellings is 301,942; the number of vacant dwellings is not specified, but given the stated proportion, it is not difficult to make an approximate estimate.
