... Data from China and Germany, and Earnings Reports from Siemens, Toyota, Eli Lilly, and Others. Thursday promises a busy news backdrop for investors. In the spotlight are new trade restrictions from the US and key macroeconomic publications in Asia, Europe, and North America. Additionally, the corporate earnings season continues: several major companies from different regions will present their quarterly results. These events could set the tone for global markets and determine where traders should ...

... $5 billion at listing, while several fintech and biotech companies executed IPOs at around $1–2 billion each. In the US and Europe, the situation is also improving: the recent debut of fintech "unicorn" Chime on the New York Stock Exchange ... ... the region are witnessing growth in late rounds and upcoming IPOs, reflecting the dynamics of their rapidly developing digital economies. Just in recent weeks, several Indian startups closed funding rounds in the tens and hundreds of millions of dollars,...

... billion at its listing, while several fintech and biotech firms conducted IPOs in the range of $1–2 billion each. In the USA and Europe, the situation is also improving: the recent debut of fintech "unicorn" Chime on the New York Stock Exchange ... ... the region are seeing growth in later rounds and upcoming IPOs, reflecting the dynamics of their rapidly developing digital economies. In just the past few weeks, several Indian startups have closed funding rounds worth tens and hundreds of millions ...

... fintech and biotech firms carried out IPOs totaling around $1–2 billion each. The situation is also improving in the U.S. and Europe: the recent debut of fintech unicorn Chime on the New York Stock Exchange resulted in stock prices increasing by more than ... ... countries in the region report increases in late-stage rounds and IPOs, reflecting the dynamics of their rapidly growing digital economies. Just in the last few weeks, several Indian startups have closed funding rounds amounting to tens and hundreds of millions ...

... the past three years. Overall influx of capital into the venture market has substantially increased, largely driven by a series of massive deals in the field of artificial intelligence. Venture activity now spans all regions—from Silicon Valley and Europe to Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. North America shows particularly high dynamics (accounting for up to 70% of global investments, with a significant portion going into the AI sector), as does the Middle East (where investments ...