... week. Investors will be flooded with data: GDP figures on both sides of the Atlantic will reveal the actual growth rate of the economies, while the Fed's decision in the evening will shape short-term sentiment. If the Fed rate remains unchanged, focus will ... ... Events: 03:00 (China): Official Manufacturing PMI index NBS for July. The status of China's manufacturing sector is crucial for global commodity markets and Asian currencies. 07:00 (Japan): Bank of Japan rate decision and monetary policy press release. An ...

... 00:05 (MSK). Anticipated revenue drop of 16.1% due to slowing subscriber growth and operational challenges. My Commentary on Tuesday’s Events As the founder of Open Oil Market, I view today’s events as crucial for understanding the trajectory of global markets. China’s trade data will serve as a barometer for international demand, influencing commodity prices and export-driven economies. Meanwhile, Australia’s interest rate decision could set the tone for regional monetary policies, impacting investor sentiment across Asia-Pacific markets. For Europe, Germany’s inflation figures will provide insights into the ECB’s future ...

... bring over 200,000 barrels per day back to the market. The increase in supply, along with ongoing risks of a slowdown in the global economy, exerts a "cooling" effect on prices. Macroeconomic Factors. At the end of the last week, commercial ... ... indicating resilient demand and preventing a sharp drop in prices. At the same time, expectations of monetary policy easing in major economies fuel investor interest in commodity assets, including oil. As a result, by the end of the week, the oil market is in ...

... macro conditions. Inflation, which surged at the start of the decade, has moderated to a more manageable level by 2024. The Federal Reserve has paused interest rate hikes, and expectations of rate cuts make stocks more attractive compared to bonds. Globalization of business. Large U.S. companies derive a significant portion of their revenues from outside the U.S. Thus, market capitalization relative to U.S. GDP appears overstated – as it compares a global business to a local economic metric. Technological ...

... Instruments (TXN) – a leader in the semiconductor industry. Its financial results will serve as an indicator of the state of global electronics and demand for chips, particularly in automotive and industrial electronics. The semiconductor business is ... ... representatives of the financial sector. Equifax, one of the leading credit bureaus, reflects the state of consumer credit and household economies. Investors will analyze Equifax’s revenue growth from credit checking services against demand for loans. Synchrony ...