... Agreement effectively closed the door on international mediation, postulating that the parties would seek ways to resolve the issues themselves. At the same time, India returned captured territories and most of the prisoners of war to Pakistan, hoping to stabilize the situation. Bhutto publicly promised to seek a peaceful resolution and recognition of the new line, but the final status of Kashmir was not determined de jure—each side remained at its position. Despite diplomatic arrangements, hostility ...

... and business sentiment indices released on Monday will shape the macroeconomic backdrop against which investors will make decisions. In Switzerland, annual inflation remains close to zero, significantly lower than in most countries, reflecting price stability. In contrast, Turkey continues to experience very high inflation: consumer prices in July rose, albeit below last year’s peaks, still around 35% year-on-year. The markets will be watching to see if the decline in Turkish inflation continues,...

... lead to lower oil prices, affecting the profitability of American oil producers and related industries. Weekly Inflation Data in the United States (19:00 GMT) The release of weekly inflation figures will offer a snapshot of price trends and economic stability in the U.S. Impact on Europe: U.S. inflation trends can influence the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, which in turn affects global financial markets. European investors should monitor these figures to anticipate potential shifts in interest ...

... the upcoming Fed symposium in Jackson Hole — these events may temporarily increase volatility. However, the absence of negative surprises from central banks supports interest in risk assets, including cryptocurrencies. The market is exhibiting rare stability, indicating its maturation and the growing role of institutional capital. Bitcoin: Holding Positions Amid Cautious Growth The first cryptocurrency is maintaining a narrow range around recent peak values. In July, Bitcoin reached a historic high ...

... target of ~5% in 2025. Elsewhere in Asia, positivity prevails. The Japanese Nikkei 225 is holding near multi-year highs – a weak yen and strong corporate reports support exporters; the Bank of Japan maintains its ultra-easy policy, and the yen has stabilized around ¥145 per $1. India also stands out: its stock indices are hitting records, and the economy is expected to grow by more than 6% this year, remaining one of the most dynamic globally. Nevertheless, the factors of China's slowdown and ...