... attracted a record €290 million in the first half of 2025, while American projects lead in mega rounds (e.g., Commonwealth Fusion Systems raised ~$1 billion). Additionally, significant capital is drawn towards biotech and medtech, while cybersecurity remains ... ... projects with proven models, while the government expands support through the development of IT education, accelerators, and tax incentives. Local startups, for their part, are striving to enter global value chains, drawing on strong competencies in AI,...

... essentially ignites trade wars, which Buffett describes as a direct “act of war” in economic terms. Tariffs act as a hidden tax on businesses and consumers, ultimately leading to price increases — thus fueling inflation. Within Berkshire Hathaway, ... ... future. Although Buffett does not engage in short-term predictions or foretell a market crash, he emphasizes the existence of systemic risks. The combination of an overheated market, trade disputes, and the debt burden creates conditions where a serious ...

... market is the lack of long-term planning opportunities, says Viktor Katona, senior analyst for oil markets at Kpler. In this system, companies do not know how long gasoline exports will be allowed, so they will produce only enough excess to avoid overfilling ... ... by the plant, minus the cost of raw materials and operating expenses, with the addition of subsidies like the reverse excise tax and damping and investment supplements from the federal budget. According to Petromarket estimates, as of July 26, this margin ...

... allow a fuel crisis: additional tools, such as subsidizing fuel transportation to remote regions or temporarily reducing excise taxes, may be activated if necessary. Coal Industry: Record Production and Controlled Demand The global coal sector continues ... ... displaced coal generation: the variable nature of solar and wind output is compensated by gas capacities and energy storage systems. All of this indicates a global turning point: investments are shifting towards RES, and carbon-intensive sectors must ...