... index suggests economic growth, which can lead to a stronger dollar and potentially lower oil prices. New Home Sales for October: Indicates the state of the construction sector. An increase in sales may signal economic recovery, affecting demand for commodities. Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index for November: Shows the state of the manufacturing sector. High values may indicate economic growth, influencing demand for European goods and services. 22:00 GMT: USA – FOMC Meeting Minutes Release The ...

... corporate side, a dense pool of reports from technology, biotech, and consumer companies in the U.S. is expected, alongside releases in Asia and on MOEX. Investors must evaluate the data in context: U.S. inflation ↔ Treasury yields ↔ dollar ↔ oil/commodities ↔ risk appetite. Macroeconomic Calendar (MSK) 07:30 — Australia: RBA interest rate decision. 09:00 — United Kingdom: unemployment rate (June). 12:00 — Germany: ZEW economic expectations index (August). 14:00 — OPEC monthly oil market ...

... accelerate their plans to find alternative enrichment sources, reshaping global supply chains and leading to possible shifts in market dynamics. The restriction also underscores the growing trend of resource-based diplomacy, where nations use strategic commodities to achieve political or economic objectives. This trend may extend beyond uranium, prompting further examination of other resources vital to the global economy. Investor Takeaways: How to Navigate the Changing Landscape Investors in the energy ...

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... stability is not in doubt. In general, the corporate reporting reflects a normalization of conditions following a record 2024. Companies in the technology and consumer sectors largely exceeded profit forecasts, bolstering stock indices. At the same time, commodity, transportation, and industrial corporations expectedly reported declines from last year’s peak levels. Investor attention now shifts to management forecasts for the second half of 2025—expectations regarding demand and margins will influence ...