... should monitor these changes closely. Currency Markets: UK GDP data may drive movements in the British pound, while Eurozone industrial production figures could impact the euro. Both will have implications for forex trading and the strength of the U.S. dollar. Bond Markets: A strong UK GDP reading may lead to increased bond yields, while industrial production figures in Europe could shift expectations for ECB monetary policy, affecting euro-denominated bonds. Corporate Dividends: Although Russia-specific,...

... are projects that are still in the development phase. With the right selection, significant returns are possible. For instance, investing in the social network Facebook yielded millions for investors, with initial investments being just a few thousand dollars; thus, profits exceeded hundreds of percent. However, Sergey Tereshkin cautions against overconfidence. Not every project can ensure such returns. In most cases, investment yield does not exceed 30%. About one-fifth of all startups fail altogether,...

... product quotations in Europe, as well as the exchange rate of the ruble. This does not involve cutting subsidies but changing macroeconomic conditions. Oil and petroleum products have fallen in price worldwide, and the ruble has strengthened against the dollar. According to Tereshkin, rapid movements in retail prices will not occur as a result of rising exchange prices since only 15% of the gasoline produced is sold on the exchange. However, it is expected that in the autumn, there will be a convergence ...

... actively supporting the U.S. economy by implementing stimulus measures and reducing the tax burden, it may create opportunities for traditional markets to grow, potentially diminishing Bitcoin's attractiveness as an investment asset. Moreover, if the dollar strengthens, investors may prefer investments in dollar-denominated assets, considering them a less risky and more stable choice compared to cryptocurrencies. The speculative nature of Bitcoin may become less appealing to large funds, which will ...

... it one of the largest venture capital firms in the world. The average investment size varies depending on the company stage: Seed Investments: $1 to $2 million. Series A: $5 to $15 million. Series B and Later Rounds: can reach hundreds of millions of dollars, depending on the size of the company and industry. The firm also participates in mega-rounds, where companies raise over $100 million, particularly if they are potential "unicorns" — startups valued at over $1 billion. Examples of ...