... again: record funding rounds are being secured, and startup plans for public listings are back in the spotlight. Major funds and corporations are returning to aggressive investments, initiating new investment programs, while governments across various countries are ramping up support for 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 ...

... fund to finance startups within their blockchain ecosystem. Government and quasi-government institutions are also coming on board: in the US, the state of Wisconsin allocated $100 million for the development of tech companies, while several European countries are establishing funds to invest in critical deeptech segments (such as semiconductors, quantum computing, and AI for industry). Corporate venture arms are stepping up as well: industrial giants are creating accelerators and funds, banks are ...

... report examines macroeconomic outlooks, capital management approaches, investment strategies, and recommendations for both retail and institutional investors. Macroeconomic Landscape of 2025 1. Inflation and Monetary Policy Central banks in developed countries will continue their fight against inflation, reflected in cautious adjustments of interest rates. In the US, the Federal Reserve is expected to stabilize rates, creating a favorable environment for moderate economic growth. In Europe, the European ...

... growth across all regions. The US is leading (especially in the AI sector), investment volumes in the Middle East have doubled, and for the first time, Germany has surpassed the UK in the number of venture deals in Europe. India, Southeast Asia, and Gulf countries are attracting record amounts of capital against a backdrop of diminished activity in China. The startup ecosystems in the CIS countries are also striving to keep pace, despite external constraints. A global venture boom at the early stages ...

... US stock market, short-term volatility may also be observed, as growing consumption in China could enhance investor sentiment, especially if the US economy also shows positive dynamics. However, in the context of declining consumer activity in other countries or heightened inflation, investors may approach short-term investments in companies reliant on the Chinese market with caution. Impact on the Commodity Market The increase in consumption in China observed on Singles' Day may also affect demand ...