... Reflects the mood of European investors and analysts at the beginning of the month. 17:00 (USA): Factory Orders for June. An indicator of demand for manufactured goods in the U.S., affecting GDP forecasts. Corporate Earnings: Before market open: Palantir Technologies, BioNTech, Tyson Foods, ON Semiconductor. Morning reports will set the tone for the week: Palantir will report amid hype around AI, BioNTech will present results following a vaccine boom, while Tyson and ON Semiconductor's data will showcase ...

... European society. Key points to consider: Economic challenges: Musk’s words reflect existing issues such as slowing growth, energy shortages, and demographic crises. Investments: Europe needs innovative solutions and the attraction of investments in technological sectors to remain competitive. Political stability: Prolonged geopolitical conflicts and internal disagreements complicate efforts for reform. Social changes: There is a need to work on alleviating pessimism, improving living conditions,...

... successful IPOs in 2025 are shaping new trends in startup investments and which companies may influence global expansion. The article will also examine how venture funds are adapting to rapidly changing conditions and the opportunities they present for technology investments. Read on to learn about the latest news and trends in the world of startups. Startup and Venture Investment News — Wednesday, July 30, 2025: AI Investment Boom, Surge in IPO Activity, and Wave of M&A Deals By the end of July ...

... import-oriented economies, such as the United States, remain vulnerable to fluctuations in currency markets. Capital Markets Stock Markets High volatility is expected in 2025, linked to uncertainties in monetary policy. Sectors showing resilience include: Technology, particularly in artificial intelligence and automation. Green energy and sustainable development. Healthcare, including biotechnology and pharmaceuticals. Bond Market Long-term bonds remain under pressure due to expected rate increases. Investors ...

... that of coal and closely approaching that of nuclear power plants (each of these traditional categories now contributes less than 20% of generation). Together with hydro and other sources, over 30% of electricity in the U.S. is produced using green technologies—a record figure. Thus, for the first time, wind and solar energy in the U.S. have surpassed coal in significance and are gradually catching up to nuclear generation. For Europe, increasing the share of RES has also become a strategic trend,...