... volatility in U.S. markets. Meanwhile, in China, Singles’ Day, a major shopping event comparable to Black Friday, will significantly impact retail and e-commerce stocks like Alibaba and JD.com. The day’s sales results are essential for assessing consumer sentiment in China, especially amidst economic slowdown concerns. Russia’s decreasing trade surplus could weaken the ruble and heighten concerns over economic stability, potentially influencing investor sentiment and Russian markets. Tuesday, November ...

.... In the afternoon, a series of releases about the US economy will occur: weekly unemployment claims, the regional manufacturing index from the Philadelphia Fed, updated housing sales figures, and the leading indicators index. Additionally, European consumer sentiments and statistics on US gas inventories will be evaluated. Such a rich data set will make Thursday one of the decisive days for understanding where the global economy is heading in the third quarter. Key Economic Events: 02:00 (Australia) - Manufacturing,...

... liquidity and demand within the Chinese economy, affecting commodities like copper, oil, and steel — crucial for global markets. U.S. Consumer Credit: Consumer borrowing trends influence household spending expectations, which can impact U.S. retail and consumer goods sectors, as well as overall market sentiment. Impact on U.S. and European Markets U.S. Market: The focus will be on consumer credit data, which can affect consumer-oriented stocks and the dollar. Markets will also be mindful of industrial and inflation data from key trading partners, which ...

... If the new report shows the confidence measure remaining weak (for example, around -15 points) or declining further, it will confirm European consumers' caution, posing risks for weak demand in the latter half of the year. In equity markets, a weak consumer sentiment could reflect negatively on the stock prices of retailers and auto manufacturers sensitive to consumer spending. Conversely, signs of recovering confidence could support the euro and shares of consumer sector companies. USA: Labor Market and ...

... (July) and final S&P Global PMI assessment for U.S. manufacturing. The week’s concluding data on the manufacturing sector: will indicate if production continues feeling pressure or if improvements are emerging. 17:00 (USA): University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index (final assessment for July). Reflects consumer mood at the end of the month and their economic expectations. Corporate Earnings: Before Market Open: ExxonMobil, Chevron, Colgate-Palmolive, Moderna. Friday morning's reports focus on traditional ...