... cautious hope for the easing of sanction tensions. The global oil market continues to face pressure from rising supply and slowing demand, with Brent crude prices hovering around the mid-$60 per barrel mark, reflecting a fragile balance of factors. The European gas market demonstrates relative resilience: underground gas storage facilities (UGS) in the EU are filled to over 85%, providing a buffer ahead of winter and keeping prices at a moderate level. Meanwhile, the global energy transition is gaining ...

..., but it provides investors with more confidence: transparent rules reduce the risks of sudden bans or sanctions, making the European market attractive for major players who value legal certainty. Furthermore, in several countries (Germany, Switzerland,... ... increasing the Bitcoin share to 5% of reserves). If this initiative garners support, Brazil could become one of the first major economies to officially incorporate cryptocurrency into the structure of its sovereign reserves—such a move seemed unthinkable ...

... from brands such as Honda, Nissan, Mazda and Mitsubishi. This easing of sanctions supports the Russian car market and brings competition back to the automotive sector. Easing restrictions on the export of medical and pharmaceutical technologies: Some European Union countries have partially lifted restrictions on the export of certain medical and pharmaceutical technologies. This applies, for example, to equipment for the production of drugs, which will allow Russian pharmaceutical companies to modernize ...

... previously anticipated. Increased demand for safe assets amid global uncertainty. Euro Weakness: Slowdown in economic activity in the Eurozone, particularly in key countries like Germany and France. Decreased expectations for further rate hikes by the European Central Bank due to easing inflationary pressures. What Should Traders Focus On? Support levels for EUR/USD are around 1.05, and a breach of this level could strengthen bearish sentiment. Pay attention to upcoming inflation data and speeches ...

... major company earnings reports from the Euro Stoxx 50 are expected in Europe on Tuesday, so market participants will shift their focus to external factors. Macroeconomic signals from the U.S. and oil price dynamics will serve as the main drivers for European indices. In their absence, any surprises in U.S. statistics could significantly impact the euro's exchange rate and the overall risk appetite in European markets. Nikkei 225 (Japan): The earnings season for Q2 2025 continues in Japan, and investors ...