... at stabilizing the financial system and preventing risks associated with overheating in the credit market. For investors, this may mean lower risks when investing in the banking sector; however, changes in returns and temporary limits on the growth of bank profits may also occur. Investors are advised to reassess their strategies, considering the new conditions and to actively utilize diversification to minimize risks and take advantage of new market opportunities. This is not an individual investment recommendation!...

... accounts indicates confidence in the bank and its ability to attract deposits. This provides the bank with liquidity and opportunities for further lending and investment. What investors should pay attention to: Stable profit growth: An increase in the net profit of both banks indicates their financial stability and management efficiency. Loan portfolio expansion: Significant growth in the loan portfolio may lead to an increase in interest income, but investors should be aware of potential risks associated with the quality ...

... and prompt the company to forecast more cautiously. NatWest Group – one of the largest commercial banks in the UK (formerly known as RBS). The Q2 report will demonstrate how high interest rates and the state of the UK economy are impacting NatWest's profitability. The Bank of England's rate increase to its highest level in recent years has brought banks growth in net interest margin, so an uptick in interest income is anticipated. A crucial point is the quality of the loan portfolio: investors will assess if provisions ...

.... Strong profitability allowed NatWest to announce a new share buyback worth £1 billion, signaling excess capital and management’s confidence in future cash flows. These news supported NatWest stock and generally reinforced trust in the stability of the UK banking sector. Eni S.p.A. – Italian oil and gas giant reported a profit decline but exceeded analysts' expectations. Eni’s adjusted net income in Q2 amounted to €1.13 billion, 25% lower than a year ago due to lower oil and gas prices. Nevertheless, the result was better than forecasts (around €0.93 billion was ...

... on the recovery of technology demand. Indian market – the earnings season for April–June is gaining momentum in India. This week, large banks (HDFC Bank, ICICI) and IT companies (Infosys, TCS) have reported. Their results are generally positive: banks showed profit growth due to a credit boom, while IT firms experienced a steady flow of orders from abroad. This news supports investment sentiment in emerging Asian markets, partially offsetting negative trends from the semiconductor sector. Today, there are no first-tier Indian or Asian reports, but the backdrop created earlier in the ...