... data, central bank comments, and corporate earnings for a comprehensive market view. Commentary by Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of Open Oil Market: Global and regional economic events today serve as a reminder of the importance of monitoring geopolitical and economic changes to make informed investment decisions. While European inflation data and central bank comments will provide direction for the euro, developments from the G20 Summit are particularly important for global markets. Investors should carefully consider ...

... global economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. The rise has fueled inflation concerns, pushing down bond yields and correcting tech stock prices. For investors, the situation has highlighted the importance of tracking PPI as an early signal of changes in the economic environment.

... Services and Composite PMI (July). Data on the Indian economy—one of the fastest-growing—increases interest in service demand dynamics. 09:00 (Russia): Services and Composite PMI indices (July). Show the state of the Russian services sector in a changing economic environment. 10:55 (Germany): Final services and Composite PMI indices (July). Will confirm or adjust the preliminary assessment of the state of Europe's largest economy. 11:00 (Eurozone): Final Composite PMI and services PMI (July) for the entire ...

... lead to substantial shifts in both the automotive and investment sectors. In this article, we will explore how this innovation could affect the Russian market and its investors, as well as discuss potential long-term consequences for Russian-Japanese economic relations. What Has Changed: Details of the Relaxation Japan has clarified its sanction wording, thereby restoring access for Russians to purchase hybrid models of Japanese cars. The list includes popular models such as: Honda: Fit, CR-Z, Insight Nissan: Day-Z Suzuki: Solio,...

... benchmark for lending rates in the country. Any adjustment could affect borrowing costs and economic activity within China. Impact on Europe: As a major trading partner, Europe's export-driven industries may experience shifts in demand based on China's economic policies. A reduction in the LPR could stimulate Chinese demand for European goods, benefiting sectors such as automotive and luxury goods. Impact on the United States: The U.S. economy, with its substantial trade ties to China, could see changes in export volumes and supply chain dynamics. A lower LPR might lead to increased Chinese imports of American products, positively affecting industries like agriculture and technology. UK Consumer Price Index (CPI) for October (10:00 GMT) The ...