... veering into recession territory. A pickup in new orders and a stabilisation in employment fuelled hopes that consumer demand and corporate earnings in service industries will remain robust. However, the report also sounded a note of caution: a sharp increase ... ... paid by service providers underscored that inflation pressures remain alive. This aspect of the report has kept the Federal Reserve (Fed) and its peers vigilant, tempering market euphoria with the reminder that monetary policy may need to stay tight ...

... market is considered overvalued. A high CAPE ratio suggests that investors are willing to pay significantly more for each unit of corporate earnings, indicating an unrealistic optimism. Historically, periods of high CAPE values have been succeeded either by ... ... 500 has set multiple new highs in 2024. Investor Optimism – expectations of ongoing economic growth and declining Federal Reserve rates are fueling demand for stocks. Growth in the Technology Sector – companies in the AI, chip, and Big Tech sectors ...

... the decision to go public and conducts a thorough audit of the business: analyzing financial performance, asset structure, and corporate governance. The company transitions to international reporting standards (IFRS or GAAP) and optimizes business processes ... ... high (orders exceeding the issued shares), the price is set closer to the upper limit. Large investors (anchor investors) can reserve a significant portion of the offering, which boosts market confidence. Listing and ongoing support. After the placement,...

... their own tech hubs in the Middle East. Simultaneously, new venture funds are being established worldwide—both independent and corporate—that are attracting significant institutional capital for investments in high technologies. Notably, reputable Silicon ... ... investments in late-stage American AI startups. According to industry research, venture funds in the U.S. currently hold unprecedented reserves of uninvested capital (over $300 billion of "dry powder") ready for investments as market confidence returns....

... their own tech hubs in the Middle East. Concurrently, new venture funds are being established worldwide — both independent and corporate — attracting substantial institutional capital for investments in high technologies. Notably, prominent Silicon Valley ... ... focused on investments in late-stage American AI startups. According to industry research, US funds currently hold unprecedented reserves of uninvested capital — over $300 billion in "dry powder," ready to be deployed as confidence in the market ...