... of many countries to cleaner energy sources. For Russia, the coal industry in 2025 presents a mixed outlook. On one hand, according to Rosstat, coal production in Russia increased by 1.6% year-on-year in the first half of the year. The industry has managed to redirect export flows to new markets: for instance, supplies of Russian coal to "friendly" countries (Asia, the Middle East, Africa) increased by about 5% from January to May. This has partially offset the decline in exports to Europe ...

... online advertising and competition from major platforms (Google, Meta). In previous quarters, the company has demonstrated double-digit percentage growth in revenue due to the development of its programmatic advertising business. Key focus will be on management's comments regarding the status of client advertising budgets for the second half of the year. Trade Desk's shares are sensitive to any changes in forecasts: strong results and a positive outlook could trigger a surge in stock prices, while ...

... figure in recent years. Causes include decreased activity from local investors and a shortage of successful exits (IPOs and M&As) amid stricter regulation in the tech sector. Meanwhile, other parts of Asia are witnessing some positive signals. India has managed to maintain its venture financing volume at a stable level – large rounds are being secured by fintech and e-commerce projects. For example, the platform Jumbotail raised about $120 million for the development of online trading, while the startup ...

... upgrades enhance scalability and blockchain functionality). Investors view Cardano as a long-term project, although short-term price volatility remains. Solana (SOL) : The high-speed blockchain, having endured significant challenges in 2022–2023, has managed to regain the trust of some investors. SOL is among the largest altcoins, with its technology attracting the attention of traditional businesses—Visa, for instance, has added Solana to its list of supported networks for stablecoin payments. ...

... fuel market less dependent on external economic factors and more predictable. If gasoline price growth can be maintained within the bounds of overall inflation by year's end (which has typically been achieved in previous years, albeit through manual management), it will reduce social tension and allow time for systemic solutions to be implemented. For oil and fuel companies, the current situation serves as an incentive for adaptation: some will modernize refineries to reduce costs, others will expand ...