... facilities are over 73% full (compared to ~59% a month earlier), translating to over 75 billion cubic meters of reserves. Although the pace of injection slowed somewhat in July compared to record volumes (12–13 billion cubic meters in June), the EU has managed to significantly reduce the backlog from last year's storage filling schedule. The target to reach at least 90% by the start of the heating season now seems achievable. Gas prices remain elevated but stable, with low volatility. The basic European ...

... sustainable business models and clear paths to profitability. Significant capital inflows into AI, fintech, and cybersecurity instill confidence in further industry development, but venture funds are also paying increased attention to diversification and risk management. If the current momentum continues, the second half of 2025 may witness further increases in transaction volume and the emergence of new unicorns. Nevertheless, the paramount priority will be the quality of this growth: market participants ...

... which equates to approximately 80 billion cubic meters of storage. Although the pace of replenishment slowed somewhat in July compared to the record volumes of June (when about 12-13 billion m 3 were injected over the month), the European Union has managed to eliminate the backlog from last year's storage filling schedule. The target is to reach at least 90% by the start of the heating season, and this currently appears achievable ahead of schedule. Gas prices remain elevated but relatively stable ...

... valuation, the high FDV relative to current capitalization implies serious expectations for growth: the value of the PROMPT token will directly depend on whether the platform can attract AI solution developers and users willing to entrust algorithms with managing their cryptoassets. For professional cryptocurrency investors, it is one of the examples where the risks of innovation (uncertain demand for a completely novel product) combine with the potential for high returns if AI agents become integral ...

... be on growth rates across both sides of the English Channel. The first estimates of GDP for the UK and the entire Eurozone for the second quarter will be released in the morning—investors will gain fresh evidence of whether the European economy has managed to avoid a recession. In the afternoon, European statistics will be complemented by US data on inflation in the manufacturing sector, as well as the regular report on the gas market. The day is rich in corporate names: several global companies ...