... continued capital inflow. Investment Diversification: Fintech, Climate, Biotech (and Even Crypto) on the Rise In 2025, venture investments are being distributed across an increasingly broad range of industries, stepping beyond just artificial intelligence.... ... revival: large rounds are happening not only in the USA but also in Europe, Asia, and emerging markets. Significantly, big deals in financial technologies are making a comeback—New York-based platform iCapital recently raised $820 million from a consortium ...

... indices, commodities, and currencies. This article explores how Veterans Day affects markets worldwide and offers insights for Russian investors looking to navigate potential volatility. Veterans Day in the U.S.: Impact on the Stock Market and Global Investments November 11 marks Veterans Day in the United States—a day honoring those who have served in the military. Although U.S. stock exchanges remain open, banks and financial institutions close for the day, creating unique conditions in the market. This reduced activity affects trading volumes and can lead to short-term fluctuations in stock indices. Let’s explore how Veterans Day influences U.S. and global markets,...

Inflation in Russia has slowed down, which means that new opportunities for investors are emerging in the financial market. What factors have influenced the decline in inflation and what does this mean for your investments? In this article, we will consider how the current economic situation affects investment strategies and what prospects are opening up for bonds, ruble deposits and shares of Russian companies. Deceleration of Inflation in Russia: What It ...

.... Stop-loss orders: limiting losses through automatic sale of assets when a specified price level is reached. Hedging: using financial instruments like options and futures to protect against unfavorable price movements. Practical Examples of Successful ... ... the market. How to Build a Portfolio in Times of Uncertainty When constructing a portfolio, investors should consider: Their investment horizon: short-term, medium-term, or long-term investments. Risk tolerance: how willing the investor is to endure temporary ...

... metrics. Even during crises, the downturn in the market remains minimal. Risks Despite its apparent attractiveness, the wine market, according to Sergey Tereshkin, does have associated risks, including: The sensitivity to the decline in potential buyers' financial condition. If an individual's income significantly decreases, they are unlikely to purchase expensive wine. Such products tend to be deprioritized. Investments in wine are classified as high-risk. During economic downturns, seasoned investors tend to shed such holdings, which inevitably leads to decreased demand. When purchasing expensive wine, there is always the risk of encountering fraudsters ...