... growth is expected after the decline in Q1; actual figures will be compared to market expectations. 17:00 (USA): Pending home sales (June) – an indicator of real estate activity. 21:00 (USA): FOMC interest rate decision. The climax of the day: while no changes to the rate are anticipated, Jerome Powell's comments (a press conference immediately after the announcement) will be closely analyzed for hints about future policy. Investors await signals on how the fight against inflation correlates with economic ...

... developed countries. According to him, during the first four months of 2025, the country's GDP grew by 1.5% year-on-year, with growth rates accelerating to 1.9% in April. Moving Away from Resource Dependence: The head of state emphasized the qualitative changes in the economic structure. The previous model, based on resource exports, is becoming a thing of the past. The contribution of the resource sector is no longer a determining factor—in fact, its influence on economic dynamics has become negative....

... companies targeting local consumers is crucial. Growth of Priority Sectors. Areas such as artificial intelligence, fintech, green energy, and robotics remain promising and could become growth drivers. Opportunities for Investors: Crisis as a Time for Change Despite the difficult situation, the crisis also opens up opportunities for investors: Emergence of Undervalued Projects. Many startups facing challenges are willing to offer more favorable terms to venture funds. Focus on Long-Term Prospects. ...

... other, excluding intermediate links from the final value chain, which not only increase the time of the purchase and sale of products, but also affect its final cost. With the development of information technology, digital platforms are also undergoing changes, which makes it possible to achieve the following: Increase the accessibility of these sites for more potential consumers to a significant level. Provide sellers and consumers with analytic tools, using artificial intelligence. Reduce the time ...

..., and an array of additional benefits. Even during economic downturns, the IT sector has demonstrated stable income growth for developers. Additionally, earnings are often tied to foreign currencies, making this sector resilient against inflationary changes. The specialists listed above are in high demand both in domestic and international markets. Often, foreign employers offer significantly better conditions, prompting individuals to relocate to a different country. Professional growth and high ...