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Monday, November 18, 2024: Key Economic Events of the Day

..., which could influence the S&P 500, NASDAQ, and other major indices. Impact on Russia: Strong results from technology and consumer companies may bolster global indices, positively impacting the Russian stock market and interest in Russian equities. Oil Prices: Oil markets will be in focus as G20 leaders meet. Any signals regarding global oil demand could affect prices, crucial for Russian exporters. Recommendations: Russian investors trading in oil should prepare for price swings based on news about ...

Thursday, December 5, 2024: Analysis of Key Events and Reports

... article delves into significant macroeconomic indicators, including Switzerland's unemployment rate, Germany's manufacturing orders, and the Eurozone's retail sales figures. A focal point is the OPEC+ meeting and its potential ramifications on global oil prices and the Russian economy. Additionally, the piece evaluates the U.S. trade balance, initial jobless claims, Canada's Ivey PMI, and the EIA's natural gas storage data. Insights are provided on speeches from central bank representatives and their ...

Economic Calendar for Investors and Traders (December 9-13, 2024)

... MSK) A key indicator for the entire Eurozone. Germany's inflation level may influence future European Central Bank decisions. 189th OPEC Conference (15:00 MSK) The main event for the oil market. Production quotas will be discussed, directly affecting oil price dynamics. US: WASDE Report (20:00 MSK) The US Department of Agriculture report will provide important information on global stocks and production of agricultural crops. This may affect the commodity market. API US Oil Inventory Data (00:30 MSK) ...

Singles' Day in China: Impact on the Stock Market and Global Economy

... companies actively engaged with the Chinese market. Monitoring sales volumes and market dynamics can enable investors to make more informed decisions. With platforms like Open Oil Market , Russian businesses can stay tuned to global consumption and oil price trends, helping them adapt to fluctuations in the international arena.

How a raw materials marketplace takes away market power from traders

... on the exchange and resell them with a small markup. Their services are critical because small consumers won’t buy directly from the exchange — it’s too lengthy, costly, and complicated. Honest traders are essential to everyone, including OPEN OIL MARKET, wh ere about 40% of the supply is posted by traders. Here, their prices are fair since they compete directly with producers’ prices. Speaking of the exchange, it’s also developing tools for small wholesale sales. How do you plan to compete? Indeed, SPIMEX has long discussed plans to expand small wholesale ...