... data will shed light on household spending trends. Stay informed as these events unfold and potentially influence global markets — all tracked by Open Oil Market! Monday, November 11, 2024: Key Economic Events for Investors All Day Events: U.S. Bond Market Closure: In observance of Veterans Day, the U.S. bond market will be closed, reducing liquidity in bond trading. This can create some volatility in other financial markets, including stocks and commodities. Fortune Global Forum: CEOs including ...

... currency pairs moved in different directions on the currency market. The US dollar recovered some ground after a decline in mid-July. The dollar index (DXY) settled near the 100-point mark. The dollar was supported by strong economic data and rising US bond yields, as investors reassessed expectations about the Fed's further actions. Positive surprises in the US economy – from a robust labor market to strong corporate earnings – reinforced the view that the Fed is unlikely to rush into rate cuts....

... 2024) Monday, November 11 U.S. — Veterans Day (Public Holiday) China — Singles’ Day (Largest Shopping Day) Russia — Trade Balance Data for September Expected to decline to $9.33 billion from a previous $15.5 billion surplus. All Day Events: U.S. Bond Market Closure: In observance of Veterans Day, the U.S. bond market will be closed, reducing liquidity in bond trading. This can create some volatility in other financial markets, including stocks and commodities. Fortune Global Forum: CEOs including ...

... Both tools are referred to as ETFs and mutual funds (ПИФ). What exactly is an ETF? An ETF, or Exchange-Traded Fund, is a type of security. When investing through an ETF, investors acquire shares of the fund itself rather than purchasing stocks or bonds of a specific company. This structure minimizes the risk of losing the entire investment and potentially increases returns. For instance, if you invest in an index ETF or bond funds, you will typically earn a return on these instruments even if ...

... fees (such as trading, transaction, and ongoing costs) are three factors that can affect the real rate of return on your investments. There are specific options that can help reduce costs, including inflation-protected instruments like index-linked bonds (debt securities where both the principal and interest payments are tied to a specific price index, often the UK Retail Price Index) or holdings in commercial real estate, where rent can often be increased in line with inflation rates. Risk Diversification ...