... capitalization of digital assets surpassed $4 trillion, and the flagship Bitcoin has reached a historic high of over $120,000. Against this backdrop, venture deals in the blockchain sector are resuming (though selectively)—primarily focused on investments in infrastructure solutions and financial applications related to cryptocurrencies. Regulatory optimism is also increasing: in the U.S., the adoption of stablecoin legislation has boosted investor confidence in the industry's long-term prospects. Consolidation ...

... producers decreased, alongside the cessation of several export routes (loss of volumes previously transiting through Ukraine, reduction of services for European partners). Other activities. Income from property rentals (gas transport and extraction infrastructure) remains at around ~557 billion rubles. Similarly negligible (less than 1% of revenue) are other goods, works, and services, where revenue dropped to ~9 billion rubles. Thus, Gazprom's revenue structure is increasingly shifting towards ...

... consumer behavior are leading to a downturn in the manufacturing sector. In response, Beijing announced an additional package of stimulus measures: the government has announced tax cuts for small businesses, eased mortgage lending conditions, and new infrastructure projects for the second half of the year. The People’s Bank of China had already cut key rates earlier (a total of 0.25 percentage points in June and July) and is signaling its readiness to continue easing monetary conditions to avert ...

... portion of additional income is directed towards investments not only in traditional oil and gas extraction projects but also in the transition to "green" energy. Major international players are increasing investments in renewable sources, LNG infrastructure, hydrogen technologies, and carbon footprint reduction. For example, several companies have announced projects for the development of offshore wind power and "green" hydrogen, aligning with long-term decarbonization trends. Concurrently,...

... Significant portions of additional income are being directed not only towards traditional oil and gas extraction projects but also towards the energy transition to "green" energy. Major international players are increasing investments in RES, LNG infrastructure, hydrogen technologies, and carbon footprint reduction efforts. For example, several companies have announced projects in offshore wind power and "green" hydrogen – aligning with long-term decarbonization trends. Concurrently,...