..., biotechnology, defense developments, and even crypto-startups, broadening the horizons of the market. Consolidation and M&A deals. A wave of major mergers, acquisitions, and strategic investments is reshaping the industry landscape, opening up new opportunities for exits and scaling companies. Global expansion of venture capital. The investment boom is spreading to new markets — from the Gulf countries and South Asia to Africa and Latin America — forming their own tech ecosystems there. Local ...

... electric cars and hybrid vehicles is gradually increasing in the domestic market. Major oil and fuel companies have already taken note of this trend, investing in charging station installations at their gas stations and exploring equipment manufacturing opportunities for electric charging. This indicates that electricity is starting to be regarded as an important energy "commodity" for the transportation sector in the future. Another aspect is the development of **renewable energy sources (RES)**....

... economies on one hand, and the escalation of geopolitical rhetoric on the other. The outcomes of these processes will largely determine the conditions of global energy trade. Investors are closely monitoring whether the economic benefits of new export opportunities (due to trade deals) will outweigh the potential negatives of sanction restrictions and conflict – this will shape the long-term balance of demand and supply for energy resources. Electricity and Renewable Energy: Record Consumption and ...

... counterbalance the effect of reducing issuance. A long-term trend towards selling parts of production can create headwinds for price growth by keeping quotes from soaring. Conversely, if the price of bitcoin rises significantly, miners will have the opportunity to sell less (in dollar terms, they will need to realize a smaller portion of production to cover costs). In this way, there exists a kind of feedback loop: high prices reduce sales pressure, while low prices may force miners to liquidate ...

... market. Institutional investors and hedge funds have temporarily stepped back from tech giants, but it would not be wise to write off the "Magnificent Seven." History shows that it is in moments of utmost pessimism that the best long-term opportunities arise. Today’s decline in interest could lead to a new surge when the fundamental values of these companies come back to the forefront, and technical analysis signals a trend reversal. The key is to monitor essential indicators and remain ...