... inflation and high borrowing costs. The Eurozone’s industrial production data will provide insights into the health of manufacturing, particularly in countries heavily reliant on energy-intensive industries. Strong performance could support the euro and European equity markets, while weak data might amplify concerns about economic stagnation. United States: The Baker Hughes rig count will be a key driver of expectations for U.S. energy production. Changes in the rig count often precede shifts in oil and gas supply, ...

... confirmed that NFTs can be regarded as commodities under trademark law, strengthening the legal protection for digital collectible tokens. Europe: The MiCA regulatory framework has been enacted in the EU, standardizing requirements for cryptocurrency market participants and stablecoins. The European approach provides uniform regulatory standards, attracting businesses to EU markets due to clear and transparent operational conditions. Asia: Asian countries are striving to strengthen their jurisdictions' status as crypto-friendly hubs. Hong ...

... gas prices; typically a decrease leads to price increases beneficially impacting Russian gas exporters like Gazprom. However, increased liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from U.S. to Europe might intensify competition within traditionally important European markets affecting Russia's position amidst rising LNG supply against higher regional gas prices. Macroeconomic Indicators from Eurozone & Germany: Data on Germany’s manufacturing orders along with Eurozone retail sales serve as indicators reflecting ...

... confirmed that NFTs can be considered goods under trademark law, strengthening the legal protection of digital collectible tokens. Europe: The EU has implemented a comprehensive set of MiCA rules, unifying requirements for participants in the crypto market and stablecoins. The European approach provides uniform regulatory standards, attracting businesses to the EU markets through clear and transparent operating conditions. Asia: Asian countries are striving to strengthen the status of their jurisdictions as crypto-friendly ...

... inflation may intensify concerns about global growth rates—signs of deflation in such a large economy typically cause investors to reduce risk. At the same time, the absence of trading in Japan may make the start of the day less volatile, allowing markets time to digest the stream of statistics. European data (both on Italian prices and Turkish industry) is unlikely to spark significant fluctuations on its own, but they complement the overall picture: the ongoing slowdown of inflation in Europe supports cautious optimism, while weakness in Turkey ...