... “Soflete” (SOFL) and “Renaissance Credit” (RENI) Key Points to Watch: Unemployment data from Australia and China will reflect economic health and impact the Australian dollar and Chinese market-related stocks. In China, retail sales data will also provide insights into consumer activity. Revised GDP estimates for the Eurozone may shift sentiment on the euro and equity indices, with confirmation of growth providing support for European stocks. In Russia, financial reports from major companies will reveal their economic health,...

... markets. For investors, this presents a challenge that requires assessing political and economic risks. However, within this instability, there are opportunities, especially... ... cooperation with partners and offers competitive conditions for long-term contracts.” China’s circumvention schemes with Iranian oil not only demonstrate the complexities... ... underscore the necessity for Russia to respond more flexibly to challenges and seek new growth opportunities while strengthening its positions in the global energy markets...

... Report after US market close. Expected revenue growth - 21.9%, potentially impacting the global technology sector. China and Eurozone PMI Indices China and Eurozone PMI indices are key indicators reflecting the state of their manufacturing sectors. As China is the largest consumer of commodities, improvement in its PMI may indicate increased demand for raw materials, positively affecting Russian exporters. Similarly, PMI growth in the Eurozone signals heightened economic activity, potentially boosting Russian exports to the region. Corporate Events of Russian Companies Dividend payments and corporate meetings of Russian companies can significantly influence their short-term dynamics. For instance, the EGM of ...

... examine the key points of the report to better understand what to expect from the world economy in the upcoming years. Key Trends U.S. Tariff Policy: Donald Trump is planning to impose tariffs on all imported goods (5%) and a 30% tariff on imports from China. These measures could hinder economic growth in both the U.S. and other nations. China, Mexico, and other countries closely tied to U.S. trade are particularly at risk of these changes. Federal Reserve Monetary Policy: The Federal Reserve is expected to continue reducing the federal funds ...

... range, reflecting the struggle between supply and demand forces. The North Sea Brent benchmark traded around $68–69 per barrel by the end of the week—about 1% lower than the levels at the beginning of July. On one hand, expectations of a global economic slowdown and weak macro data from the US and China limit the potential for price growth: investors predict moderate oil demand in the second half of the year. Many analysts maintain a cautious forecast, suggesting that by the end of the year, Brent quotes could drop closer to $60 per barrel amid cooling global economies. On the other ...