What key economic events will shape the markets this Friday? This article covers the UK GDP report, Eurozone industrial production, and Baker Hughes rig count data, alongside Russia’s Q3 GDP figures. We also delve into corporate dividend updates from Fix Price, Novorossiysk Grain Products Plant, and NPO "Nauka." Discover how ...

Friday closes the week with critical economic indicators across global markets. Investors will focus on Eurozone inflation data and UK retail sales, offering insights into consumer behavior and price stability in Europe. In the U.S., industrial production and consumer sentiment data will shape expectations for economic resilience, while import/export prices shed light on inflationary ...

... geopolitical issues affecting global and regional markets. ECB statements could influence the euro, especially if they hint at policy shifts. Tuesday, November 19 G20 Summit (Day 2): Foreign ministers from key European nations (Poland, France, Germany, UK, Italy) will discuss the Ukraine conflict’s economic impacts and Europe’s future after Trump’s recent election. Australian Central Bank Meeting Minutes: Analysts will look for signals on potential rate hikes or pauses. Key Economic Data: EU Current ...

... international agenda (the second day of the EU-China summit is taking place in Beijing) and key economic indicators in Europe and the USA. A series of important macroeconomic data will be released throughout the day – ranging from consumer sentiment in the UK to business climate in Germany to durable goods orders in the US. The central event for the Russian market will be the decision of the Central Bank of Russia regarding the key rate, with market participants expecting further easing of policy in the ...

... example, ASML recorded order volumes above expectations amid demand from the AI industry). Furthermore, the earnings season in Europe continues this week: several companies will report in the coming days. For example, Deutsche Bank (Germany) and Barclays (UK) will unveil their results shortly, providing important data on the banking sector in the EU and the UK. However, today's reports from SAP and UniCredit will draw particular attention as benchmarks for European financial markets: the former in the ...