... activity. Commentary: On Thursday, Asia sets the tone – the Chinese PMI will show how the largest manufacturing power is handling external and internal challenges, while the Bank of Japan's decision will influence investor sentiment toward emerging markets. European data on inflation and employment will help assess ECB policy prospects. Against this backdrop, the day’s corporate results are highly significant: morning reports from Mastercard and other companies in services and pharma will signal consumer ...

... decision and monetary policy report. The regulator is likely to continue its fight against high inflation and may increase the rate again. The specific decision and accompanying statement will influence the dynamics of the British pound and sentiment in European markets. 16:15 (UK): Press conference by Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey. The head of the regulator will comment on the state of the economy and inflation risks. Bailey’s rhetoric during the speech will affect investor expectations regarding ...

....S. claims as unfounded and emphasized that it will not reduce imports of Russian crude, which is vital for the country's energy security. After the onset of the Ukrainian crisis, traditional Middle Eastern suppliers to India pivoted their oil to the European market, prompting New Delhi to seek new sources; currently, about 40% of India's oil imports come from Russia. Authorities in India have stated they will continue purchasing Russian energy resources even after the implementation of American tariffs. National ...

... financial results will provide insights into global oil demand and pricing trends. Deere & Company (DE): Reporting on agricultural machinery sales, these results could indicate the state of global agricultural investments. Impact on Europe and the U.S. European Markets: Robust PMI data from Germany and the Eurozone may signal economic recovery, boosting investor confidence and demand for European assets. Conversely, weaker data could raise concerns about economic stagnation, exerting pressure on the euro and ...

... enter the second half of 2025 in a state of relative balance, but with clear signals of future changes: Oil Market: remains relatively stable due to producers' coordination but is sensitive to economic risks and potential sanctions-related upheavals. European Gas Market: approaches winter with near-record gas reserves, reducing concerns about sharp price spikes. Russian Fuel Market: is becoming increasingly tightly regulated by the state; such "manual control" measures will likely become the norm in ...