... are actively financing technology startups again, with deals being struck at record levels and plans for companies' IPOs back in the spotlight. Major funds and corporations have resumed substantial investments, launching new venture programs, while governments across various countries have ramped up support for innovative businesses, striving not to fall behind in the global technology race. Preliminary estimates suggest that the first half of 2025 has been the most successful since 2021 in terms ...

... figure will demonstrate the resilience of the land of the rising sun's recovery following last year's downturns. A GDP growth exceeding forecasts would provide an encouraging signal and support Asian markets, confirming the effectiveness of the Japanese government's stimulus measures. Conversely, if economic growth falls short of expectations or hovers near zero, discussions about the necessity for additional support measures from the Bank of Japan to stimulate the economy will intensify in the markets....

... has been enacted (coming into effect in August 2025), attracting new market participants to Hong Kong. Singapore maintains a strict yet clear regulatory framework: a combination of stringent requirements with support for the blockchain industry and government initiatives is stimulating the influx of crypto startups. Meanwhile, mainland China, while maintaining a ban on crypto trading, is focusing on developing its own blockchain solutions and expanding the use of its state digital currency (digital ...

... trading of digital assets. A comprehensive stablecoin law has also been passed (effective August 2025), drawing new market participants to Hong Kong. Singapore maintains a strict yet clear regulatory framework: a combination of stringent requirements and government support for the blockchain industry stimulates the influx of crypto startups. At the same time, mainland China, while retaining a ban on crypto trading, is focusing on developing its own blockchain solutions and expanding the use of its digital ...

... (decades, for large-scale capital growth or achieving distant goals). According to the degree of risk, there are conditionally conservative, moderate and aggressive. Conservative – low risk and, as a rule, low profitability (for example, bank deposits or government bonds). Aggressive, on the contrary, assume high potential profitability, but are associated with serious risks (this category includes shares of small companies, venture projects, investments in cryptocurrencies, etc.). It is important for ...