... households remain cautious, preferring liquidity amid uncertainty. Income Policy: wage growth and targeted incentives remain critical for sustainable recovery. Without acceleration in income and consumer confidence, retail recovery remains limited. People's Bank of China Policy Monetary Conditions: likelihood of targeted easing measures (liquidity operations, directed support for lending). Transmission Mechanism: banks are cautious in risk lending, which constraints the stimulus multiplier. Yuan Exchange ...

... United States – Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index for November Reflecting the state of the manufacturing sector in the Dallas region, an uptick in this index could signal manufacturing growth, potentially influencing investor sentiment positively. Central Bank Speeches: European Central Bank (ECB): Philip Lane (Chief Economist) and Joachim Nagel (Bundesbank President) are scheduled to speak. Their remarks may offer insights into future monetary policy directions, which are pivotal for traders dealing with ...

... economic slowdowns to geopolitical tensions – continue to cap risk appetite. As a result, while the ISM news gave stocks a welcome lift, further upside for the S&P 500 index may hinge on evidence that inflation is coming under control, allowing central banks some leeway to ease up on tightening. Central Bank Outlook: Fed and Peers Remain Vigilant The April ISM data arrives at a crucial time for central bankers. For the Fed, the combination of steady growth and elevated price readings in the service ...

On November 11, the United States celebrates Veterans Day, a national holiday that affects trading activity on American and global markets. Despite the opening of stock exchanges, banks and financial institutions are closed, which reduces trading volumes and increases volatility. In this article, we will consider how this event affects American and international markets, why it is important for Russian investors to consider this ...

... in regulating tokens: Bitcoin and Ethereum are classified as "commodities," while other crypto assets are assessed analogously to securities. Another law, the 'Anti-CBDC Act,' prohibits the issuance of a digital dollar by the U.S. central bank. All these measures enhance market trust and facilitate participation from major investors. Concurrently, the U.S. president signed an executive order allowing cryptocurrencies in retirement plans (401(k)), and regulatory leaders are announcing the ...