... administration. In an effort to sustain the market rally, Trump initiates policies to stimulate the economy – specifically, pushing for new tax breaks for businesses. Recently, his tax package passed through the Senate by a narrow majority, signaling the government’s readiness to support the corporate sector and the stock market. The president himself asserts that he will not allow the stock market to crash. This rhetoric creates a sense among many that the government will intervene in all available ways (through tax stimuli, regulatory relaxation,...

... robust expansion in manufacturing and services in the U.S. and signs of economic activity recovery in Europe. In China, the government continues to stimulate the economy, attempting to support business activity amid external risks. Thus, macroeconomic ... ... significant movement, reflecting a mixed influence of internal and external factors. High oil prices and expectations of strong corporate results supported stock quotes in the oil and gas and raw materials sectors. At the same time, persistent geopolitical ...

... conditions for foreign investors, making the country attractive for international capital: Preferential conditions for investment projects. Foreign companies participating in significant investment projects may expect tax incentives, including exemption from corporate income tax and VAT. Double tax treaties. Russia has agreements with over 80 countries, allowing foreign investors to avoid double taxation on their income. Investment agreements with the government. Such agreements may provide for individual tax incentives for major investors. Tax incentives are an effective way to reduce the tax burden and enhance the profitability of business or investments. In Russia, numerous incentives exist for ...

... ecosystem dynamics. Limited access to Western capital and sanctions barriers are holding back the inflow of investment, but government agencies and local businesses are looking for new ways to support innovation. At the St. Petersburg International Economic ... ... private co-investors are being showcased. This step demonstrates the authorities' desire to stimulate cooperation between science, corporations, and entrepreneurs to develop technologies. Despite the difficult environment, individual deals are still happening ...

... and grow by the end of July 2025. After a prolonged downturn, investors worldwide are actively financing tech companies again: record funding rounds are being secured, and startup plans for public listings are back in the spotlight. Major funds and corporations are returning to aggressive investments, initiating new investment programs, while governments across various countries are ramping up support for innovation, striving not to fall behind in the global tech race. The first half of 2025 marked the strongest venture investment volume since 2021, instilling additional optimism in the market....