... fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate. If the ruble strengthens, dollar deposits will return with a loss in rubles. However, if the ruble falls, foreign assets provide additional income. Alternatives. The risks and complexities of cryptocurrencies and private real estate exceed the scope of this article. Cryptocurrencies can be mentioned as "high-risk with potential high yields," but they are less relevant for beginners. Real estate requires substantial sums and patience, and its liquidity ...

... ICO, Ponzi scheme, or malicious application. Without proper due diligence, an investor risks putting money into a project that could disappear along with their funds. Technical risks. Handling cryptocurrencies requires a responsible approach. Losing private keys to a wallet results in losing access to the coins. Software errors or hacker attacks on smart contracts can also lead to financial losses. The aforementioned dangers should not completely deter one from working with digital currencies, but ...

... of internet business are changing: the transformation of user preferences threatens traditional revenue sources for companies like Google and Meta. What was once a reliable engine for profit growth now requires a reassessment. Both institutional and private investors are closely monitoring how corporations adapt to these new conditions, as this impacts their valuation in the market and the effectiveness of investments in their stocks over the long term. AI and the Evolution of Internet Habits ...

... future monetary policy of the BoJ. 03:30 (Japan): Services and Composite PMI (July). Will indicate the state of Japan's economy in the services sector at the beginning of Q3. 04:45 (China): Caixin PMI indices in services and Composite (July). Important private indicators of activity in China's small and medium-sized businesses. 08:00 (India): Services and Composite PMI (July). Data on the Indian economy—one of the fastest-growing—increases interest in service demand dynamics. 09:00 (Russia): Services ...

... reached the highest level since 2022. In the second quarter of 2025, global startup investments soared to approximately $91 billion, an ~11% increase year-over-year. Although it remains far from the peak values of 2021, the current uptrend indicates that private capital is gradually returning to the tech sector. Over six months, a total of more than $200 billion was invested in startups, reflecting a new venture boom in the post-crisis period. Inequality in Growth: Recovery is occurring unevenly across ...