... complete — most blue-chip companies on Wall Street reported in the first half of August. Overall, the results of American companies exceeded fears: a significant portion of businesses managed to increase revenue and maintain profitability despite high interest rates. Particularly strong reports were delivered by the technology sector and consumer companies, supporting the growth of their respective stocks. Investor attention has now shifted from corporate releases to macroeconomic factors and prospects for monetary policy: market participants are assessing how the ...

The concentration of the US stock market has reached a historic high: the top 10% of largest companies now control 75% of the entire market, while the top 10 giants of the S&P 500 account for ... ... are showing rapid capital growth, increasing their influence on the market. The development of artificial intelligence, cloud technologies, and digital services accelerates capital concentration in the tech sector. The Large Company Bubble Effect Since ...

... asset class, enabling investors to diversify their portfolios. The ability to invest in digital rights associated with real-world assets enhances market appeal and accessibility for a broader audience. Transparency and Security. Supported by blockchain technology, transactions involving DFAs offer a high level of transparency and are safeguarded against fraud. This significantly reduces risks and instills confidence in investors regarding the security of their assets. Reducing Operational Costs. DFAs facilitate lower transaction costs by eliminating ...

... factors: the exit of traditional investors from risky markets, the challenges of raising capital through bond issuances amid high key interest rates, and the increased attractiveness of pre-IPO for promising companies under conditions of limited demand ... ... segment, influenced by international practices and local market conditions (sanctions, devaluation, and a tight monetary policy). Technological companies, manufacturers, and others are beginning to use pre-IPO as a development tool, mirroring the experiences ...

... that the EU must take bold steps to strengthen its independence and protect its internal market. Protectionist moves, such as high tariffs, subsidies for domestic industries, and restrictions on foreign companies, put European producers at a disadvantage.... ... could lead to a sharp decline in European exports to the US and China, particularly in sectors like automotive, chemicals, and technology. Tariffs would make European goods less competitive, affecting profits and export volumes. Rising Production Costs: ...