... brands and global distribution allow the company to maintain profitability even amid shifting consumer preferences. General Motors (GM) – the largest automaker in the US. GM's quarterly results will reflect demand for vehicles in North America and China, along with the company's progress in transitioning to electric vehicles. Investors will assess sales dynamics and profitability considering competition and interest rates on auto loans. GM's successes or challenges could impact the entire automotive ...

... interests. Indian leadership underscores that it will protect its national interests and economic security. Should the trade conflict with the U.S. escalate, India may resort to countermeasures and more actively pivot toward alternative partners—such as China or Middle Eastern countries willing to collaborate outside the sphere of U.S. sanctions. Oil Market: Prices Recover from Decline amid Sanction Risks After several days of decline, global oil prices have stopped falling and partly rebounded. On August ...

... The alliance of oil-producing countries previously agreed to increase oil production starting in September, and these additional volumes are moderately cooling the market. Concerns regarding a slowdown in the global economy and weak demand dynamics in China are also preventing prices from surging sharply. Several analytical agencies have already revised their forecasts, expecting the average price of Brent in the fourth quarter of 2025 to hover around $60–65 per barrel. Nevertheless, most experts ...

... year-on-year). In Europe, a shift has occurred: Germany has overtaken the UK in venture capital investment for the first time in a decade, indicating the strengthening of continental startup ecosystems. The situation in Asia is uneven: startup funding in China remains weak (with the regional decline at approximately 33% year-on-year), while India, Israel, Southeast Asia, and Gulf countries are attracting increasing amounts of capital. Even local markets (such as CIS countries) are striving to catch this ...

... rise. 3. Geographical Priorities United States The US economy remains the growth leader among developed markets due to strong domestic demand and investments in technology. However, risks are associated with high inflation and a budget deficit. Asia China is actively recovering its economy despite external challenges, with growth anticipated in the real estate and consumer goods sectors. India is becoming a new magnet for capital due to its rapidly growing economy. Europe The Old Continent faces ...