... could lead to expectations of tighter monetary policy by the Federal Reserve, strengthening the dollar and potentially weakening the euro, impacting European exporters. API Crude Oil Stock Change: Changes in U.S. crude oil inventories can influence global oil prices. A rise in inventories might lead to lower oil prices, benefiting European economies reliant on energy imports. Corporate Reports: Salesforce Inc ($CRM): Report after U.S. market close. Expected revenue growth of 7.1%, indicating stable development ...

... economic health. 20:00 GMT: U.S. – Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Meeting Minutes. Investors will look for hints on future Federal Reserve actions. 21:30 GMT: U.S. – API Weekly Crude Oil Stock Report. Changes in oil inventories can influence oil prices. ECB Speech: McCaul from the ECB is scheduled to speak. Impact on U.S. and Europe: China's monetary policy decisions can influence global demand for commodities, affecting European exporters. U.S. housing and consumer confidence data can impact market expectations for economic growth, influencing both U.S. and European markets. The FOMC minutes may provide insights into future interest ...

..., the company is developing the LNG direction: while the major contribution in 2025 remains modest for now, LNG sales in the global market could somewhat compensate for lost pipeline sales. Financial factors. Volatile items will still impact financial ... ... benefits offset currency losses), but there is no guarantee that this will repeat in H2 2025. Much depends on currency policy and oil prices (the key driver for currency revenues in Russia). Interest expenses are likely to remain high, given the tight monetary ...

... universal rolling stock, explained energy expert Kirill Rodionov to Vgudok. "This means that de facto, the transportation of oil products has a higher priority than the transportation of coal. So, overall, under strict adherence to these rules, oil producers will indeed not be at a disadvantage. However, I think the broader trend and context are more important. The trend is that global coal prices are falling, making it increasingly difficult for coal producers to cover transport costs. For example, coal prices in the first 10 months of 2024 dropped by 60% compared to the same period in 2022. As a result of this price drop, coal producers ...

... attractive for investors, and stabilize prices. With a strong currency, the Central Bank may lower rates to support exports and domestic production. 5. Global Market Conditions The Central Bank also considers the situation on global financial markets. Global economic crises, instability in stock markets, and sharp fluctuations in prices of oil, gold, or other commodities can compel the Central Bank to adjust the key rate. For instance, during a global crisis, lowering the rate can support the national economy, while during periods of external stability and growth, the Central Bank may raise ...