Salesforce, Inc.

Intuit Inc.

Adobe Inc.

Investors should not be afraid of the decline in popularity of conventional programs due to the introduction of AI - neural networks will make software better, says an investment bank analyst

AI will give software developers a "second birth," Goldman expects. Which stocks does he advise?

Apple Inc.

Oracle Corporation

Data on inflation in the United States this week will be a key factor for Wall Street ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting on interest rates, the results of which are expected on September 17, <a href="https://www.wsj.com/economy/week-ahead-for-fx-bonds-u-s-inflation-france-confidence-vote-ecb-in-focus-a8e5cdc7?mod=economy_more_article_pos2#:~:text=U.S.%20inflation%20data%20in%20the%20coming%20week%20will%20be%20the%20next%20key%20data%20ahead%20of%20a%20Federal%20Reserve%20interest%2Drate%20decision%20on%20September%2017.%20Investors%20anticipate%20that%20rate%20cuts%20will%20resume%20from%20this%20month%2C%20but%20the%20pace%20of%20reductions%20beyond%20that%20remains%20uncertain.">writes</a> The Wall Street Journal. The stock market expects the regulator to resume rate cuts in September, but the pace of further easing of monetary policy remains uncertain, the newspaper notes.

US inflation, the crisis in France and the ECB: what investors need to know this week

NVIDIA Corporation

Figma

Intel Corporation

Nvidia shares lost 3.5% after a weak report on key AI chips and uncertainty over exports to China. Intel warned that having a new shareholder - the US government - could complicate the company's overseas business. Figma's quotes collapsed after neutral Wall Street estimates, analysts consider the company's shares overvalued. Core inflation in the U.S. in July rose at the fastest pace in five months. About the main events from August 25 to 29 - in our review.

Highlights of the week: Nvidia and Figma disappointment, Intel risks, Apple expectations

Figma's recent IPO shook up the market - on the first day of trading, its stock price rose to three and a half times the IPO price. <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/figma-wall-street-forgot-how-much-investors-want-tech-ipo-2025-8">This is the largest jump </a>on the first day of trading among U.S. offerings of this size in the U.S. in more than 30 years. Three years ago Adobe tried to buy Figma for $20 billion, now the capitalization of the latter is 70% higher. The comparison between the two competitors cannot be avoided: which of the companies looks more attractive to investors, argues independent analyst Mikhail Zavaraev.

Mature business vs. elite club member: what the Figma vs. Adobe comparison reveals

Imagine a movie: a small actor from the California countryside falls asleep on stage in the middle of a Peter Pan play and does a Windows XP commercial. He solves algebraic equations at age six, drops out of an elite university to build a startup, and becomes a billionaire. The final scene is an IPO on a wave of fame and global recognition. This is not a fictional hero. This is Dylan Field, CEO and co-founder of Figma.

From Peter Pan to billionaire CEO: How Dylan Field led Figma to the biggest IPO of the year

Shares of Figma, a developer of a service for the design of user interfaces, which for $20 billion wanted to buy Adobe, soared by 250% in the first trading after the IPO. This is a unique result for a company with a listing of this scale, analysts say. Figma's success has become a new positive signal for startups that have so far postponed going public amid volatility and trading uncertainty.

Unique result: Figma shares soared 250% in the first trading after the IPO

Preliminary trading in shares of Figma, a developer of user interface design service, which Adobe wanted to buy for $20 billion, has started in the trading system for Freedom clients. The securities are available under the ticker <a href="https://app.tradernet.global/to/quote/FIG.US">FIG.US</a>. They will appear on the New York Stock Exchange later Thursday.

Figma IPO: shares of Adobe's competitor started trading

Tesla, Inc.

The Boeing Company

Daily review and forecast of events on the US stock market from&nbsp;Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.

Morning in New York: White House rhetoric on the side of the "bears"

AstraZeneca PLC

The owner of Figma, an online editor for creating websites and mobile applications that Adobe tried to buy for $20 billion, may launch an IPO as early as July. Surgical imaging software developer Brainlab has postponed its first major IPO of 2025 in Germany. AstraZeneca, the UK's most expensive public company, is thinking of moving its listing from London to the US. The main IPO market events of the week are in our selection.

A Google supplier and a startup missed by Adobe are going public: what's important about the IPO by July 6

For the year, the company's stock fell 34% despite a financial report that exceeded analysts' expectations

Adobe's stock fell after a recommendation to sell it. The company is threatened by AI competitors

Amazon.com, Inc.

The U.S. Senate voted in favor of Trump's "Big and Beautiful" budget, which includes sweeping tax and budget changes, an increase in the national debt ceiling and cuts to clean energy support. Figma filed for an IPO after canceling its deal with Adobe. The euro continues to strengthen against the dollar amid expectations of a looser Fed policy. About these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of July 2.

Highlights for this morning: Senate passes Trump's 'beautiful' budget, Figma goes IPO

Daily review and forecast of events on the U.S. stock market from Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.

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