... inflation may intensify concerns about global growth rates—signs of deflation in such a large economy typically cause investors to reduce risk. At the same time, the absence of trading in Japan may make the start of the day less volatile, allowing markets time to digest the stream of statistics. European data (both on Italian prices and Turkish industry) is unlikely to spark significant fluctuations on its own, but they complement the overall picture: the ongoing slowdown of inflation in Europe supports cautious optimism, while weakness in Turkey serves as a reminder of risks ...

... fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate and a decrease in consumer activity. In the article, we analyze how these factors will affect the Russian economy, the auto industry and the availability of cars for buyers. The Decline of the Russian Automotive Market and Price Indexation for Cars in 2025: What It Means for the Russian Economy The President of AVTOVAZ, Maxim Sokolov, forecasts a significant decline in the volume of the Russian automotive market in 2025. According to estimates, the passenger car market ...

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... expectations of a tighter Fed stance. Currency Market: Strengthening of the dollar in response to heightened rate expectations. Equities: Pressure on interest-sensitive sectors—technology, real estate; support for energy and commodity companies. Commodity Market Response The acceleration in PPI suggests a potential continuation of rising prices for energy and industrial goods. For oil and gas producers, this could signal an expansion of margins, while manufacturers and the industrial sector may face additional pricing pressures. Risks to the Economy Inflation Transmission to the Consumer ...

... U.S.-based securities. U.S. API Oil Inventories At 00:30 GMT, the American Petroleum Institute (API) will release data on U.S. oil inventories. Changes in inventory levels can influence oil prices, an important factor for energy investors. Impact on Markets: Lower inventories may boost oil prices, benefiting energy stocks, while higher inventories could place downward pressure on prices. Given the global significance of oil, these data can also indirectly influence other energy-dependent markets. Investor Recommendations: Investors in the ...