... restraining risks. Increase in Demand and Optimism. Market participants are encouraged by progress in U.S. trade negotiations with partners. Washington has already secured an agreement with Japan and is close to deals with the European Union. India expressed confidence in reaching an agreement with the U.S. before August 1 — the date for the planned introduction of new American tariffs. These moves alleviate concerns about a slowdown in the global economy and support global oil demand. The summer vacation ...

... where everyone can play for a nominal fee, charging a small contribution for the organization and rent of the space. Entrepreneurship is not just a way to make money, but also a unique opportunity to reveal your abilities, become more responsible and confident. Regardless of the idea you choose, every step you take in business will give you valuable lessons that will be useful in life. It is important to remember that mistakes are a natural part of the journey, and each new experience is a chance ...

... Meta was able to restore revenue growth. The company reduced costs, focused on key applications, and invested in the development of its AI models (including the open release of the Llama model for researchers). All of this has returned some investor confidence—Meta's stock prices have significantly increased. However, the company’s future largely depends on whether it can continue to effectively blend its advertising core with AI innovations. Risks remain: competition for user attention is fierce,...

... alongside the rest of the market during a panic, it tends to recover losses faster than stocks. To some extent, cash can also be considered a defensive asset – holding part of your capital in cash or in a bank deposit. Having cash on hand instills confidence during any crisis. However, this approach has its downsides: during high inflation, cash quickly loses value. Thus, simply holding all assets in cash over the long term is unwise – investing them in productive ventures is essential. Defensive ...

... Demand and Trade Policy. Market participants are closely monitoring the global external trade situation. The U.S. has secured key trade agreements with the European Union, Japan, and several other partners, avoiding a full-scale tariff war and supporting confidence in demand resilience. However, from August 1, Washington has introduced new tariffs on imports from several countries (including India and Canada) that did not conclude agreements, adding uncertainty. Nevertheless, the global summer travel ...