... unicorns. Unprecedented investment volumes are pushing startup valuations to new highs, particularly in the AI sector. The return of major investors and mega funds. Leading players are forming record venture funds and increasing investments, once again flooding the market with capital and enhancing risk appetite. Diversification of sector focus. Venture capital is directed not only towards AI but also towards fintech, climate projects, biotechnology, defense developments, and even crypto startups, broadening ...

... Also reporting are automaker Ford and several fintech/online companies (Robinhood, Carvana), which will provide insight into the breadth of corporate profit recovery. Commentary: Wednesday is likely to be the central day of the week. Investors will be flooded with data: GDP figures on both sides of the Atlantic will reveal the actual growth rate of the economies, while the Fed's decision in the evening will shape short-term sentiment. If the Fed rate remains unchanged, focus will shift to the regulator's ...

... hydropower company, operator of dozens of hydropower plants. By the week's end, operational results from RusHydro for Q2 are expected, detailing electricity generation and capacity utilization. Spring and early summer 2025 were marked by unusual weather: floods in the Far East and Siberia might have increased hydropower generation, while drought in the European part reduced production. Investors will evaluate how these factors impacted the overall generation volume and company revenue. Stable or growing ...

On Monday, August 4, 2025, the startup and venture capital world is experiencing a true revolution. Artificial intelligence is flooding the fintech sector, leaving traditional business models with little chance of survival. Mega-funds are re-entering the market, bringing fresh capital and ambitious projects. While the Middle East attracts new investors with its promising startups,...

... According to industry research, funds in the U.S. currently hold unprecedented reserves of "dry powder"—over $300 billion in uninvested capital ready for deployment as market confidence returns. Such a powerful influx of "big money" is flooding the ecosystem with liquidity, providing fuel for new rounds and supporting the growth of valuations for promising companies. The return of mega funds and large institutional investors not only intensifies competition for the best deals but also ...