... innovation, striving not to fall behind in the global tech race. The first half of 2025 marked the strongest venture investment volume since 2021, instilling additional optimism in the market. Venture deals now encompass all regions—from Silicon Valley and Europe to Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. Even local markets, such as those in the CIS countries, are trying to catch the wave of venture growth in spite of external constraints. Below are the key events and trends shaping the current ...

... are anticipating fresh data on the global macroeconomy, ranging from Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) figures in key countries to U.S. labor market indicators (Non-Farm Payrolls). Simultaneously, several major publicly traded companies in the U.S., Europe, and Asia will be releasing their quarterly earnings reports, providing insights into the corporate sector's health across various industries. Such a wealth of information could set the tone for stock markets and investor sentiment. Asian Session: ...

On July 28, 2025, in energy sector news: the price of Brent oil remains stable at around $70 per barrel, indicating a soft demand and supply balance in the oil market. Furthermore, Europe is reporting record gas reserves, raising questions about the maneuverability of European energy policy. A significant development includes new restrictions on gasoline exports, which may adversely affect fuel prices in the country. At the same ...

... the artificial intelligence sector. Overall, this positive trend signifies the return of private equity to the startup market and the formation of a new wave of venture growth. Venture deals are now encompassing all regions — from Silicon Valley and Europe to Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. There is particularly notable activity growth in the US (which accounts for the lion's share of global investments, with a significant portion in the AI sector) and the Middle East (where the ...

... the field of artificial intelligence. Overall, this positive trend indicates a return of private capital to the startup market and the beginning of a new wave of venture growth. Venture deals now span all regions of the world—from Silicon Valley and Europe to Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. Notably high activity is seen in the USA (which accounts for a lion's share of global investments, with significant allocations to the AI sector) and the Middle East (where investment in startups ...