... events provide a clear picture of global economic trends, which inevitably reflect on the Russian market. U.S. employment data, macroeconomic indicators from the Eurozone and Germany, as well as India's rate decisions, shape the overall sentiment in commodity and currency markets. For Russia, it's crucial to focus on oil price dynamics and U.S. rig activity, as these directly impact budget revenues and ruble stability. These events serve as a guide for traders and investors to make balanced and strategically ...

....S. Oil Inventories (EIA Report) 17:30 (MSK) – The U.S. Department of Energy will release its weekly report from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) on commercial oil and petroleum product inventories. This indicator is closely monitored by commodity market traders. A significant reduction in inventories could drive oil prices up due to signals of high demand or constrained supply, while an increase in inventories often leads to price declines. Fluctuations in oil prices, in turn, could ...

... interest rate cut likely in 2025. Currency market: Potential economic slowdown may weaken the euro, creating opportunities for currency traders. Recession risks: Investors should reassess their portfolios, focusing on defensive assets such as bonds and commodities. Long-term prospects: Investments in sectors poised to benefit from potential stimulus programs may prove successful in the long run. #Europe #Recession #Economy #Investments #Forecast Elon Musk warns that Europe faces decline without change ...

... companies solve the problem of cash flow gaps when purchasing fuel. Installments and financing, integration with banks, and new tools such as nominal accounts and letters of credit make purchases more accessible and secure. According to statistics from the commodity and raw materials marketplace "ORG-Market" (Open Oil Market), many organizations that are critically in need of fuel right now cannot afford it due to cash flow gaps. The marketplace explains how this happened and what can be done ...

... helps preserve savings if the national currency depreciates. Currency savings act as a "safe haven" during significant ruble devaluation. Diversification of investments. Combining different types of assets (deposits, bonds, stocks, currencies, commodities, etc.) reduces risks: even if one part of the portfolio loses value due to inflation, other assets can offset those losses. Conclusion: Why It Is Important to Account for Inflation in Financial Planning Inflation is an inherent factor in modern ...