Prices and Markets

Freedom Holding Corp., founded and led by Timur Turlov, is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in data centers to support both its own ecosystem and the entry of global tech companies into the Kazakhstani market.

While volatility often feels alarming, it's a normal feature of markets rather than a signal that something is fundamentally broken.

The United Kingdom, like the United States, is one of the most popular hubs for traders globally.

The UK crypto market is entering a phase of maturity. It has grown rapidly over the past few years, largely driven by hype and easy market access. Current research suggests that investor behaviour is evolving as the market consolidates.

This contributed article outlines the strategic case for deeper UK–Kazakhstan economic cooperation. It focuses on trade, energy and critical minerals. Broader political and governance considerations remain part of the wider debate.

Alongside historically dominant industries, new areas of growth are emerging, linked to the energy transition, digital transformation, and evolving cultural consumption patterns.

Public interest in cryptocurrency is easy to spot, but practical use is a different story.

Forex trading often feels like a constant stream of noise. Prices jump on central-bank comments, rumours move markets faster than reports can be written, and even experienced traders sometimes struggle to separate meaningful signals from day-to-day volatility.

Across the financial sector, there is a clear shift toward modernising the systems that sit at the centre of daily operations.