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Economic Calendar for Investors and Traders (December 9-13, 2024)
... Corp (COST):
report at 00:15 MSK. Expected change: +7.9%.
RH (RH):
report at 00:05 MSK. Expected change: +7.9%.
Friday, December 13
UK: GDP Data (October) (10:00 MSK)
British economic growth indicator, especially under inflationary pressure and high interest rates.
Eurozone: Industrial Production (October) (13:00 MSK)
Data will help assess the industrial sector's condition in the region.
Russia: Q3 2024 GDP Data (19:00 MSK)
Updated Russian economic growth indicator under high inflation and sanctions pressure....
Wednesday, November 27, 2024: Analysis of Key Events and Reports
... manufacturing sector. High values may indicate economic growth, influencing demand for European goods and services.
22:00 GMT: USA – FOMC Meeting Minutes Release
The minutes from the Federal Reserve's meeting contain information about plans to change interest rates. If the Fed plans to raise rates, it could strengthen the dollar and lower oil prices, impacting European exporters and global markets.
00:30 GMT (November 28): USA – API Weekly Crude Oil Stock Report
Changes in oil inventories can affect global ...
Key Economic Events and Corporate Reporting: Week of July 28 to August 1, 2025
... corporate strategies. Investors will closely monitor reports from major companies and statistics related to key macroeconomic indicators. Focus will be on the PMI index, unemployment data, inflation rates, and decisions by the Federal Reserve regarding interest rates. The published reports could considerably affect stock prices and forecasts for the U.S. market. Given the situation with oil prices, this week promises to be particularly important for traders and analysts.
Key Economic Events and Corporate Earnings: ...
U.S. Debt Reaches a Record $36 Trillion: Implications for the Economy and Investors
The U.S. national debt has hit a historic high of $36 trillion, raising concerns among investors and economists. With rising debt and interest rates, the U.S. economy faces significant challenges that could impact global markets and dollar stability. This article explores the key drivers behind the debt crisis, potential economic implications, and strategies for investors to navigate the risks ...
Why Russian Banks Sharply Cut Credit Card Issuance in 2024 and What It Means for Consumers
Russian banks have begun to sharply reduce the issuance of credit cards, which has caused a wave of discussions among experts and consumers. In this article, we analyze the reasons for this trend: from high interest rates and Central Bank restrictions to changing consumer preferences. Find out how this will affect the availability of loans, what consequences await the market, and what to expect in the coming months.
Why Russian Banks Sharply Reduced Credit Card ...