... and IT companies (Infosys, TCS) have reported. Their results are generally positive: banks showed profit growth due to a credit boom, while IT firms experienced a steady flow of orders from abroad. This news supports investment sentiment in emerging Asian markets, partially offsetting negative trends from the semiconductor sector. Today, there are no first-tier Indian or Asian reports, but the backdrop created earlier in the week is quite resilient. Overall, the Asian region today is responding more to ...

... stimulates demand for energy storage technologies, renewable generation, hydrogen infrastructure, and electric transport. In the short term, market participants will be focused on the development of the sanctions dispute between Washington and the largest Asian importers, the effectiveness of measures to cool the fuel market in Russia, as well as further steps from OPEC+ and weather factors affecting gas demand. Experts advise maintaining flexibility and diversifying assets: companies that can timely adapt to shifting conditions will not only minimize losses but also ...

... stimulating demand for energy storage technologies, renewable generation, infrastructure for hydrogen and electric transport. In the short term, market participants are focused on the development of the sanctions dispute between Washington and its largest Asian importers, the effectiveness of cooling measures in the fuel market in Russia, and further steps by OPEC+ and weather factors impacting gas demand. Experts recommend maintaining maximum flexibility and diversifying assets. Companies that can timely adapt to changing conditions can not only minimize losses but also ...

... has stated that coercive policies will yield no results and that the country will continue to purchase energy resources based on its sovereign interests. Thus, attempts by Washington to reshape global oil flows encounter staunch resistance from key Asian powers. The Oil Market: Prices Consolidate Around $66–67 per Barrel After several weeks of decline, global oil prices have managed to stabilize and even partially recover position. By mid-August, pricing for the benchmark Brent crude is trading in a relatively narrow ...

... year. In Europe, the situation is more muted: investment volumes have stabilized after last year's spike, and Europe’s share of global venture financing has even declined (about 13% in the first half of the year compared to 19% a year earlier). The Asian market is still lagging – investments in Asian startups fell by about a third compared to the previous year, reaching a multi-year low. Nevertheless, several emerging markets are showing positive trends, which will be discussed further below. Overall,...