... whilst making informed trading decisions accordingly based upon market reactions post-releases. Long-term investors should assess implications stemming from these reports towards global economic outlook adjusting portfolios accordingly—especially mindful regarding oil price movements critical towards Russian economy/RUB valuations. Prepare yourself mentally & strategically ahead of potential market fluctuations particularly following EIA disclosures alongside central bank leaders’ addresses....

... competition for capital and talent. Russia and the CIS: Local Focus Amid Global Trends Despite external constraints, active steps are being taken in Russia and neighboring countries to develop their own startup ecosystems while keeping global trends in mind. At the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF-2025), a new venture fund from PSB Bank was announced in collaboration with partners—targeting a volume of around 12 billion rubles, the funds will support dual-use projects (drones, AI,...

... an increasing number of SPOs is evident. Foreign experience shows that as transparency and trust in the market increase, secondary offerings become a common occurrence: they enhance capitalization and liquidity in the sector. Investors should keep in mind that while participating in an SPO can be beneficial, it always carries market risks. The decision to purchase should be based on an analysis of the offering conditions, the issuer's financial indicators, and the overall market situation. A balanced ...

... the company is likely to approach breakeven or even profitability for the second consecutive quarter. Nevertheless, numerous risks lie ahead: from fluctuations in energy prices to deferred currency taxes from future periods. Investors should keep in mind that reported profit is largely influenced by one-off measures (currency revaluation and tax assets), and a sustainable recovery of Gazprom's finances will require further revenue growth and strict cost control. The company's financial reporting ...

... unicorn capital—with around 190 such companies relying on the Silicon Valley ecosystem. New York has approximately 130+ unicorns (a financial and media hub), while Beijing boasts over 75–80 unicorns (a leading center in China). These cities come to mind first when discussing world-class accelerators (such as Y Combinator in California or TechStars in New York), cutting-edge startup building practices, and access to major venture funds. In addition to megacities, many countries are developing national ...