... the U.S. Impact on Europe: U.S. inflation trends can influence the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, which in turn affects global financial markets. European investors should monitor these figures to anticipate potential shifts in interest rates and ... ... adjustments. Dave Ramsden (Bank of England): May provide insights into the UK's monetary policy direction amid current economic challenges. Lisa Cook and Michelle Bowman (Federal Reserve): Their comments on the U.S. economy could offer clues about future ...

... the Eurozone and discuss inflationary pressures. Bank of England Governor – May comment on the British economy amidst Brexit challenges. U.S. Federal Reserve’s Schmid – Likely to address domestic economic outlooks and inflationary trends in the United ... ... may boost oil prices, benefiting energy stocks, while higher inventories could place downward pressure on prices. Given the global significance of oil, these data can also indirectly influence other energy-dependent markets. Investor Recommendations: ...

... conditions for raw materials persist and no new negative shocks arise (for example, intensifying sanctions or sharp fluctuations in global markets), the Moscow Exchange Index may continue its gradual growth. Nonetheless, the strategies of many investors remain ... ... trigger increased investor interest in their stocks. Conversely, if the reports reveal profit declines or indicate potential challenges in the second half of the year, this could lead to price corrections. Overall, the current corporate reporting season ...

... assets may be reassessed. Thus far, the tax maneuver allowed Gazprom to remain almost at a zero net profit in 2025, despite all challenges. Outlook for the Second Half of 2025 Given the results from the first six months, Gazprom's prospects for the second ... ... gas demand and potential price hikes. The European gas market, although not currently a primary market for Gazprom, influences global energy prices. If the winter of 2025/26 is cold, the price situation may improve and Gazprom could benefit from rising ...

... production and capture 25% of the global LNG market are feasible even under ongoing strict sanctions. However, achieving these goals is unlikely to happen as quickly as initially planned. When could Russia increase its LNG production and exports, and what challenges must it overcome to do so? Despite sanctions pressure on its LNG industry, Russia could still claim a 20–25% share of the global market, but likely only after 2035. This conclusion was drawn by analysts at Kept. Russia had aimed to increase its global market share from 8% in 2023 to 20% by 2030—five years earlier than the revised timeline. To achieve this, the country ...