... the rapid development of renewable energy (RES), changes in the electricity sector, and geopolitical factors reshaping the global trade in energy resources. This information will be valuable for investors and market participants — from oil and gas companies to electricity, coal, and RES specialists. Oil Market: Price Growth Amid Trade Optimism and Supply Control By the end of the week, oil prices maintain relative stability: Brent is hovering around $69–70 per barrel. The dynamics of the market ...

... and Key Trends in AI, Fintech, Biotech, and Climate Technologies. By the beginning of August 2025, the global venture capital market is confidently recovering after several years of decline. Investors worldwide are again actively financing technology companies: deals are being made with record amounts of capital, and startups' plans for IPOs are once again in the spotlight. Major funds and corporations have resumed significant venture investments, launching new funds and programs, while governments ...

... September 2024, with AI-95 rising 46% since the beginning of the year. Even the export ban has not helped. Key factors contributing to this increase include seasonal demand growth, drone strikes on Russian refineries, and the pricing policies of oil companies. Forbes investigated why the decline in gasoline prices in Rotterdam leads to an increase in fuel costs on the exchange in St. Petersburg. On August 12, the price of AI-95 gasoline on the St. Petersburg exchange set a new record at 80,816 ...

... leader. The Middle East has seen the emergence of its first billion-dollar startups (such as Egyptian fintech MNT-Halan), while Southeast Asian startups are increasingly achieving unicorn status. This confirms the global nature of the growth—today, companies from any part of the world are capable of attracting significant capital. New Funds Expanding Capital Market: The supply side of investments is also reviving. Venture firms and corporate players are announcing new funds—both global and niche....

... project financing costs, Russian developers are increasingly considering the possibility of going public. Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) are becoming a method not only for raising capital but also for increasing market capitalization for construction companies. However, this move is fraught with challenges, especially in the current macroeconomic context. Why Do Developers Choose IPO? The rising key rate makes bank loans more expensive, which complicates financing for new projects. An IPO allows developers ...