December 4 promises to be a pivotal day for financial markets worldwide, featuring crucial economic data such as PMI reports from major economies, the U.S. ADP Employment Report, and EIA Oil Inventories. Speeches by central bank leaders, including Jerome Powell and Christine Lagarde, will provide insights into monetary policy directions. Additionally, corporate events like Europlan's shareholder meeting on dividends will attract investor attention. Discover how these developments could impact global...

Tereshkin: Gas Prices in Europe Will Rise This Winter (Izvestia) Experts Predict Gas Prices in Europe Will Increase A new article by Sergey Tereshkin on the prospects for changes in gas prices in Europe has been published on the website. The article examines the key factors influencing the energy resource market, including the geopolitical situation, seasonal demand, and the actions of major suppliers. Experts provide forecasts for the near future and share their opinions on what consumers and...

... European markets, such as the Euro Stoxx 50 index, are preparing to open with modest gains after a moderate uptick the day before. Futures for U.S. indexes indicate a restrained start to trading ahead of the release of key statistics. Fed and Central Bank Policies: Market Expectations The focus remains on the monetary policy of leading central banks. Weak U.S. labor market data for July has heightened expectations for an easing of monetary policy: investors are now pricing in a high probability of a rate ...

... pressure on the euro, while stronger data may support equity markets. In Russia, an uptick in GDP growth could bolster Russian indices and the ruble, while high inflation may raise investor concerns and prompt the Central Bank to consider tightening policies. U.S. crude oil inventory data from the EIA will influence oil prices, affecting energy stocks and currencies like the ruble. Thursday, November 14 Australia — Unemployment Rate (October) China — Industrial Production and Retail Sales (October) ...

... Ethereum and encourages European banks and companies to engage with ETH. Some countries in Asia and the Middle East (Singapore, UAE) are also showing a trend towards friendly regulation, which could attract new capital into the market. Thirdly, tax policies: some jurisdictions are introducing preferential regimes for long-term cryptocurrency holders, while others are tightening tax controls—such steps also impact investor behavior. Finally, the broader issue of stablecoin regulation and central ...