... caused localized issues. Stock markets generally react to news about solar activity with a rise in the index of uncertainty. A short-term “dip” in stock indexes and increased demand for defensive assets may be expected. However, the specific dynamics ... ... (along with the upcoming peak of the 11-year solar cycle) poses long-term risks to the global economy. Experts predict that investments in infrastructure resilience and geomagnetic risk insurance will become one of the crucial topics in the coming years....

... increase in supply, coupled with risks of a global economic slowdown, creates a "cooling" effect on prices: despite short-term attempts for Brent to exceed $70, the market reacts cautiously to the surplus of raw materials. Additional support ... ... compensated by gas power plants and energy storage systems. All of this signals the arrival of a global turning point in energy. Investments are increasingly shifting towards RES, while carbon-intensive industries must adapt to new realities. For energy sector ...

... pharmaceuticals and industrial companies will paint a broad picture of economic health: from consumer spending on entertainment to capital investments in industries. As the month closes, the markets may experience unconventional movements—both due to window dressing ... ... decisions, if any). By balancing macroeconomic and microeconomic factors, prudent investors will strive to avoid succumbing to short-term noise. The end of July will provide valuable information: based on it, strategies for August can be adjusted while ...

... sides of the Atlantic will reveal the actual growth rate of the economies, while the Fed's decision in the evening will shape short-term sentiment. If the Fed rate remains unchanged, focus will shift to the regulator's rhetoric – hints at future steps ... ... all the aforementioned events will provide the opportunity to evaluate risks and opportunities in a timely manner and adjust investment strategies accordingly.

... of energy. Skipping breakfast will leave you feeling extremely hungry and less focused by midday. Sugary snacks provide only short-term energy spikes, followed by a "sugar crash" characterized by drowsiness and apathy. Heavier, fatty foods consumed ... ... memory suffers, and reaction speed drops. Working day after day in a sleepy state leads to mistakes and overlooked details. Even investing more hours by sacrificing sleep yields less benefit—productivity during waking hours is too low. Moreover, fatigued ...