... fintech companies (including the previously mentioned Chime), instilling optimism among investors about future exits. Concurrently, there is a boom in “green” technologies: funds are keen to finance climate projects — from renewable energy and electric transportation to innovative nuclear facilities. For example, the Swiss startup Climeworks raised $162 million for the development of direct air capture systems for CO2 (the company has received over $1 billion in total investments). Similarly,...

... successful IPOs of fintech companies (including Chime), which instilled optimism among investors about exits. Concurrently, the boom in "green" technologies continues: funds are eagerly financing climate projects—from renewable energy and electric transport to innovative nuclear setups. For example, Swiss startup Climeworks raised $162 million to develop direct air capture systems (the company has raised over $1 billion in total). Biotechnology and medical startups are also regaining ...

... the continuation of investment programs. The energy company "Unipro" reported a slight decline in net profit (approximately -4% for the first half of the year) against rising costs; however, revenue increased — signaling stable demand for electricity. The market's reaction to these reports will be mixed: investors have already incorporated some of the information into stock prices, but the definitive movement of stocks will become clear during today's trading. Overall, the Russian stock ...

... consortium of investors at a valuation exceeding $7.5 billion, signaling renewed interest in the sector. At the same time, there is a boom in "green" technologies: venture funds are eagerly financing climate projects—from renewable energy and electric transport to innovative nuclear technologies. For instance, Swiss startup Climeworks secured $162 million to further the development of direct CO₂ capture technology from the atmosphere (bringing its total raised to over $1 billion). In the ...

... official report. Corporate Earnings: Before market open: Caterpillar, Pfizer, BP, Eaton Corporation, Siemens Energy. The morning block features an industrial giant (Caterpillar), a pharmaceutical leader (Pfizer), a European oil and gas major (BP), an electrical equipment manufacturer (Eaton), and an energy corporation (Siemens Energy). This range across sectors will provide a broad view of demand resilience—from global machinery and healthcare to energy. After market close: Advanced Micro Devices ...