... second quarter of 2025, up to 45% of all venture funding globally went to AI projects. Moreover, investors are attracted not only to developers of basic AI models and platforms but also to specialized solutions—from medical data analysis and financial analytics to business process management. This widespread "AI frenzy" continues to shape the venture market agenda, ensuring an unprecedented influx of capital, even though some experts warn of overheating risks. Meanwhile, investors are actively ...

... field. Analysts estimate that in Q2 2025, up to 45% of total venture funding globally was directed towards AI projects. Investors are attracted not only to providers of foundational AI models and platforms but also to niche solutions — from medical analytics to business process management. The all-encompassing "AI frenzy" continues to set the agenda for the venture market, ensuring an unprecedented influx of capital, although some experts warn of overheating risks in the sector. At the ...

... that in the second quarter of 2025, as much as 45% of all venture funding worldwide was directed toward AI projects. Investors are not only attracted to developers of foundational AI models and platforms but also specialized solutions—from medical analytics to business process management. The overarching "AI frenzy" continues to define the venture market agenda, ensuring an unprecedented influx of capital, though some experts caution about the risks of an overheated sector. At the same ...

... quarter of 2025, up to 45% of all global venture funding was directed toward AI projects. Moreover, investors are drawn to not only developers of foundational AI models and platforms but also niche solutions—from medical data analysis and financial analytics to management business systems. The all-encompassing “hype around AI” continues to dominate venture market agendas, ensuring an unprecedented influx of capital, although some experts warn of risks of overheating in the sector. At the same ...

... from several countries (including India and Canada) that did not conclude agreements, adding uncertainty. Nevertheless, the global summer travel season is driving high demand for gasoline and jet fuel in major economies (U.S., China, etc.). Leading analytical agencies project that global oil consumption will increase by approximately 1.2 million barrels per day in the second half of 2025, reflecting a sustained recovery in demand. OPEC+ Supply. The OPEC+ alliance continues to boost production after ...