... Macroeconomic Events 16:00 (MSK): Russia – Trade Balance for October Russia’s trade balance will reveal the difference between exports and imports. This data provides insights into the country's external economic activity, which has broader implications ... ... points include the company’s outlook for 2025 and expansion plans. My Commentary on Thursday’s Events As the founder of Open Oil Market, I see Thursday’s events as pivotal for understanding global economic and market trends. The ECB’s rate decision ...

... infrastructure. In the U.S., weekly jobless claims and natural gas storage reports will be in focus alongside the FOMC rate decision and press conference. These events are set to drive markets, making it a crucial day for investors — stay informed with Open Oil Market! Thursday, November 14, 2024: Key Economic Events for Investors 1. European Market Events Eurozone Trade Balance (September) — Published at 10:00 GMT The trade balance report reveals the difference between exports and imports across the Eurozone. A strong surplus supports the euro and signals demand for European goods. A deficit could raise concerns about economic resilience, especially in export-driven sectors. Germany Industrial Production (September) ...

... Europe: The slowdown in Japan’s GDP growth and weakening inflation in China could result in reduced global demand for European exports, particularly in industrial machinery and luxury goods. Additionally, subdued activity in Asia might lead to increased ... ... However, the market will focus on guidance amidst rising interest rates. My Commentary on Monday’s Events As the founder of Open Oil Market, I believe that today's macroeconomic data reflects critical global economic trends. Japan’s GDP growth slowdown ...

... September 10, they were almost 15% higher than AI-92. "In the fall and early winter, the price difference may reach 30%: oil companies need to compensate for the increased costs associated with forced refinery repairs while maintaining the right to ... ... 11 to 59,480 rubles per ton, while AI-95 dropped by 2.15% to 67,808 rubles per ton (the lowest since July, when a temporary export ban was still in place). In August, AI-95 prices peaked at 74,818 rubles per ton. The historical record for AI-95 was set ...

... startups. Reduced Interest in Technology Startups In uncertain conditions, technology startups, especially those focused on exports or requiring significant resources, have lost their appeal to venture funds. Outflow of Capital and Talent Russia has ... ... play a crucial role in forming local ecosystems to support startups. Comment from Sergey Tereshkin, General Director of Open Oil Market “The 23% decline in venture investments is a troubling signal for the entire economy. However, the crisis provides ...