... reports stabilizing costs or successful passing of expenses onto consumers, shares may recover. Segment data will also be crucial: how much have sales in North America increased (expected +27% year-on-year for confections) and what are the results of the international business? HSY shares recently partially recovered with a +10% gain over the month, and for further growth, the market needs convincing signals that the worst is behind. HSBC (HSBC) – a global bank primarily focused on Asia and Europe. ...

... national holidays in the United States, celebrated annually on the fourth Thursday of November. In 2024, it falls on November 28. Beyond its cultural and familial importance, Thanksgiving has notable implications for financial markets both domestically and internationally. The origins of Thanksgiving date back to 1621, when English settlers, known as Pilgrims, celebrated a successful harvest in Plymouth Colony, present-day Massachusetts. They shared a feast with the Wampanoag Native Americans, expressing ...

... demand. For Russia, as a major oil exporter, this context signifies a solid flow of export revenue and a high export price parity for fuel. In other words, the external gasoline price (based on oil prices and currency exchange rates) is rising, pulling internal prices along, especially with a weakened dampener. Concurrently, high oil prices sustain the revenues of oil companies, partly compensating for their limitations in the domestic fuel market. Gas. The natural gas market follows its own trends....

... development are being created, and more regional projects are receiving funding. In Gulf states, mega-projects aimed at economic diversification through technology are being launched, with local venture funds serving as leading investors in both domestic and international markets. New unicorns are emerging in Southeast Asia: tech companies in e-commerce, fintech, and logistics are achieving valuations exceeding $1 billion against the backdrop of rapid growth in the digital economy and expanding user bases....

... traditions of Thanksgiving, its impact on the closure of major U.S. financial markets, and the ripple effects felt by global investors. Discover how reduced trading activity and increased volatility during this holiday can influence commodities, stocks, and international markets. Plus, learn why Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, is a crucial indicator for the U.S. economy and retail sector. Plan your investment strategies wisely during this period of market pause and volatility. Read the full article ...