... factors for the ruble include seasonal increases in demand for foreign currency (for instance, during summer vacations, currency purchases by the public rise) and ongoing geopolitical risks that heighten interest in savings in hard currencies. On the other ... ... the prices of individual stocks. The focus will be on: TGC-1 – operational results for the second quarter of 2025 (electric power). Safmar Financial Investments (SFIN) – financial results under RAS for the first half of 2025 (investment holding). VSEH ...

... Mastercard) that allows spending accumulated funds in ordinary stores while continuing to earn interest until the moment of purchase. This functionality simplifies access for a wider audience to decentralized finance options and indicates that the boundaries ... ... new challenges. Institutional interest, underpinned by record inflows and the participation of major players, is creating a powerful upward momentum that could continue into the second half of the year. At the same time, the growing involvement of regulators—from ...

... the startup ecosystem towards consolidation. Major mergers and acquisitions are coming to the forefront once again, reshaping power dynamics in the industry. In Southeast Asia, a potential mega deal is under discussion: the market leader in taxi and delivery ... ... key AI capabilities. Additionally, fueled by demand for AI infrastructure, American cloud provider CoreWeave announced the purchase of mining company Core Scientific for $9 billion to retrofit its data center network (initially built for cryptocurrency ...

... acknowledges the influence of macro factors: according to him, economic uncertainty is causing consumers to delay expensive purchases (i.e., vehicles). All this has undermined the previous enthusiasm towards TSLA shares. Hedge funds have significantly ... ... attractive enough even for the most skeptical hedge funds. In any case, the current situation represents a sort of regrouping of power in the market. Institutional investors and hedge funds have temporarily stepped back from tech giants, but it would not ...

... economic policies, attracting international investors and companies (though in terms of unicorn numbers, they lag behind larger countries, the quality of conditions is excellent). A high income level (as seen in the U.S. and Western Europe) translates into purchasing power for technological innovations—this facilitates startups achieving significant sales and valuations. Overall, macroeconomic indicators lay the groundwork: large, wealthy, and educated countries have the highest chances of nurturing numerous unicorns....