... all global venture investments, surpassing the total for all of 2024. Investors worldwide are eager to invest in the most promising AI projects, leading to multi-billion dollar rounds and a sharp increase in company valuations. Just in the past few weeks, several outstanding deals in the sector have been announced: OpenAI (USA) – raised approximately $40 billion in investments from a consortium led by SoftBank and Microsoft. This unprecedented round became one of the largest in the history of ...

... “Window” for Exits is Open The global IPO market has noticeably revived after a long pause and continues to gain momentum. A new wave of IPOs was initiated in Hong Kong: several major technology companies have successfully gone public in recent weeks, collectively raising billions of dollars. For example, one of the leaders in the battery industry raised about $5 billion through its IPO, demonstrating that investors in the region are once again ready to actively participate in public offerings....

... traded around $66. The increase of approximately 1% over the day was influenced by several factors. First, statistics from the U.S. Department of Energy indicated an unexpected decrease in commercial oil stocks by about 3 million barrels over the last week, signaling robust demand and supporting the market. Second, investors are factoring in the potential for supply disruptions due to escalating sanctions: paradoxically, news of the tariffs imposed by Trump against India pushed oil prices higher, as ...

... variety increased to approximately $66. The price increase of about 1% over a day occurred amidst a combination of factors. Firstly, the U.S. Department of Energy reported an unexpected reduction in crude oil inventories by 3 million barrels over the past week, indicating stable demand and supporting the market. Secondly, investors are evaluating potential supply disruptions due to escalating sanctions: paradoxically, news about the tariffs imposed by Trump against India have pushed prices higher, as the ...

... increased oil processing to record levels. In August, after the completion of planned repairs, oil product output grew at a faster pace. The increase in processing depth allowed surplus volumes of fuel oil to be directed to export: in the first three weeks of August, exports of fuel oil from Russia reached approximately 1.1 million barrels per day, which is 200,000 barrels more than in July and close to the maximums seen in recent years. The main buyers of Russian fuel oil have become China, India,...