... the revised 0.5% growth in Q2. This may signal challenges in Japan’s economic recovery, potentially impacting the yen and Asian stock markets. Any unexpected deviations could create ripple effects on global markets. 04:30 (MSK): China – Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November China's CPI will provide insights into inflation trends and domestic demand in the world’s second-largest economy. A decrease in CPI suggests weakened internal consumption, which could impact global commodity demand. Any unexpected inflationary pressures may prompt changes in the People’s Bank of ...

... Russian oil supplies are possible after August 8. The U.S. is attempting to tighten pressure on a major oil exporter—Iran, which is refusing concrete negotiations with the States, further exacerbating tensions in the oil market. U.S. actions push prices upward, while OPEC+ actions pull them downward. "The result is that directly opposing trends are neutralizing each other, preventing the formation of a stable trend," Gromov concludes. Will OPEC+ Continue to Increase Production? "I agree with the majority of international analysts that, at this stage, OPEC+ is likely to pause ...

... through affordable index product lines. Competition compels traditional players to lower fees and seek new strategies. There is a trend toward converting classic mutual funds into ETF equivalents to offer a more liquid and cost-effective format. Additionally,... ... investments are not without risks. The value of fund shares directly correlates with market conditions: a decline in stock or bond prices leads to a decrease in the portfolio's worth. Investors must be prepared for fluctuations in returns, particularly in the ...

... increased for two consecutive weeks, exceeding the national inflation rate: from the beginning of the year until August 5, it rose by 5.5% while inflation was 4.99%. The return to the export embargo has not yet significantly impacted the situation, and the price of gasoline at the exchange has not experienced a sustained decline, instead showing a sideways trend. The most acute situation concerns high-octane grades both in wholesale and retail, as their supply no longer matches demand. Experts say that while the share of AI-95 in total production is around 40-45%, it accounts for about 60% of consumption....

... Federal Reserve’s various measures may adversely affect it. Typically, during market downturns, investors pull their money into the dollar, resulting in its appreciation. Conversely, currencies of countries with weaker economies may exhibit negative trends, with Russia being no exception. Should oil prices decline further, the ruble may plunge to record lows. Furthermore, a negative atmosphere may develop in several European countries, with some bonds currently producing negative returns. Experts believe this may lead to a weakening of the euro against ...