... deals and successful IPOs strengthen the confidence that the bottom of the recent downturn has been breached; however, past experiences hold investors back from excessive euphoria. Currently, they are evaluating the quality of startup growth and their ... ... in the second half of the year. For this to occur, a combination of local potential (for instance, talents and projects from CIS countries) with a footprint in global markets is crucial. Overall, the news on startups and venture investments as of July ...

... For venture investors from the CIS, the current global upturn represents a chance to enter new markets: despite restrictions, it is possible to attract international partners, register businesses in friendly jurisdictions, and offer products globally. Experience shows that strong teams from our region can gain recognition abroad—there are already several startups founded by Russian/CIS expatriates that have achieved unicorn status abroad. Consequently, the venture ecosystem in CIS countries is developing according to a "catch-up growth" model: adopting the best global practices, local players are focusing on niches where ...

... in riskier assets, while signals of easing support equity markets, particularly in emerging economies. Consequently, in the CIS countries, decisions and forecasts from the Fed are closely watched by investors, who consider the indirect impact of American ... ... remains close to zero, significantly lower than in most countries, reflecting price stability. In contrast, Turkey continues to experience very high inflation: consumer prices in July rose, albeit below last year’s peaks, still around 35% year-on-year....

... economic health: from consumer spending on entertainment to capital investments in industries. As the month closes, the markets may experience unconventional movements—both due to window dressing and reactions to news flows. Investors are advised to stay ... ... while focusing on the most promising sectors and considering macroeconomic risks. By carefully analyzing all signals of the day, CIS investors will be able to respond timely and effectively position their portfolios ahead of the new month.

... industry. The weak VW report has made investors cautious about sector outlook, causing shares of automakers in the region to experience short-term pressure. NatWest Group – one of the largest banks in the UK pleased investors with strong results against ... ... resilience of many companies, but China’s slowdown and trade disputes may introduce volatility at any moment. Investors from the CIS should continue to monitor the actions of central banks (both global and regional) and the developments in trade negotiations ...