... signs of steady revival and growth following several years of decline. Investors are once again actively pouring capital into tech companies: record deals are being struck for fundraising, and startup plans for going public are back on the agenda. Major corporations have resumed bold venture investments, launching new funds and initiatives, while governments across various countries are increasing support for innovation, striving not to fall behind in the global technological race. Preliminary data indicates that global venture funding reached its highest level since early 2022 in the first half ...

... United States Europe: The UK GDP data will directly impact confidence in the British economy, influencing the pound sterling and government bond yields. Positive growth figures may signal resilience in key sectors, while weaker results could heighten concerns ... ... industrial production figures in Europe could shift expectations for ECB monetary policy, affecting euro-denominated bonds. Corporate Dividends: Although Russia-specific, dividend announcements like those from Fix Price and Novorossiysk Grain Products ...

... access to capital. At the same time, new players with interesting niche strategies are emerging. Large corporations are launching corporate venture arms to invest in relevant technologies. For example, semiconductor giant Analog Devices has created the AD ... ... exclusively on AI startups. Furthermore, various countries are launching technology support funds with the participation of governments and large banks. For instance, in Russia, the Center for Unmanned Systems is considering launching a fund of several ...

.... Elsewhere in Asia, positivity prevails. The Japanese Nikkei 225 is holding near multi-year highs – a weak yen and strong corporate reports support exporters; the Bank of Japan maintains its ultra-easy policy, and the yen has stabilized around ¥145 ... ... regulator notes a decline in inflation expectations and weak consumer demand, allowing for further policy easing. Yields on government bonds have declined, and the MOEX index remains around 2850 points. Lower rates support domestic demand companies, ...

... Diversify Your Portfolio Diversification is a key tool for risk management. Invest in a variety of assets to reduce reliance on a single income source. In the Russian market, you can combine investments in large companies' stocks ("blue chips"), corporate and government bonds, as well as real estate. Investing in different assets minimizes the likelihood of losses if one of them declines in value, creating more stable income. 4. Choose Stocks of Stable Companies For stable income, consider stocks of well-known ...