... Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk will present results amid demand for diabetes and obesity drugs, American fast-food leader McDonald’s will report on sales amid changing consumer behavior, Canadian e-commerce platform Shopify will show online retail dynamics, Japanese conglomerate Sony will reflect the state of the technology and media sector, while Honda Motor will present global car sales and production data. After market close: Walt Disney, Uber Technologies, Airbnb, DoorDash, Applovin,...

... automotive gasoline) remains in effect for all producers and traders. These measures are designed to redirect maximum volumes of fuel to the domestic market and curb price increases at gas stations. According to the Moscow Fuel Association, the average retail price of AI-92 gasoline in Moscow had reached approximately 59 rubles/liter by early August, while AI-95 was around 65 rubles/liter, significantly higher than early-year levels. Despite the export ban, fuel prices at gas stations still continue ...

... MACD displayed negative dynamics, and only by April did it begin to rise toward the 0 mark, suggesting a weakening of bearish pressure, but not a clear upward turnaround. Fundamentally, Amazon is going through a mixed period. On one hand, the primary retail division has faced market saturation and a slowdown in online shopping growth; Amazon has had to optimize costs, reduce staff, and warehouses. On the other hand, its key profit driver – the AWS cloud – is showing decreasing growth rates. In ...

... 88.4 in June), although this remains below forecasts. This modest increase in business sentiment suggests that the largest economy in Europe is avoiding a deeper recession for now, although companies continue to exercise caution. In the UK, moderate retail sales data emerged: in June, sales volume increased by about 0.9% m/m after a decline in May, raising hopes for the resilience of consumer spending despite high inflation. At the same time, the GfK consumer confidence index in the UK dipped slightly ...

... have surged on the East Coast. In June, the U.S. imported about 100,000 barrels of gasoline per day – a maximum over the past year. Wholesale bases and storage facilities are filled, leading to lower prices in bulk trade, which then trickle down to retail. Thirdly, the relative cheapness of oil in the first half of the year (WTI quotes are currently ~20% lower than a year ago) has reduced refiners' costs, allowing them to pass some of this advantage onto end consumers. The decline in American fuel ...