... the global economy's impact on the oil market are expected. US: Consumer Price Index (November) (16:30 MSK) A key inflation indicator crucial for Federal Reserve policy. High values may strengthen expectations of further monetary policy tightening. Canada: Central Bank Rate Decision (17:45 MSK) Discussion of Canada's economic prospects and inflation. Rate changes may affect the Canadian dollar exchange rate. EIA US Oil Inventory Data (18:30 MSK) The official report on oil and petroleum product inventories ...

... manufacturing orders, and the Eurozone's retail sales figures. A focal point is the OPEC+ meeting and its potential ramifications on global oil prices and the Russian economy. Additionally, the piece evaluates the U.S. trade balance, initial jobless claims, Canada's Ivey PMI, and the EIA's natural gas storage data. Insights are provided on speeches from central bank representatives and their prospective impacts on financial markets. The article also highlights corporate events, such as shareholder meetings ...

... more than $200 billion was invested in startups, reflecting a new venture boom in the post-crisis period. Inequality in Growth: Recovery is occurring unevenly across regions. The largest contributions to growth have been made by the United States and Canada, which account for about 70% of all venture investments this year. In Europe, the situation is more muted: investment volumes have stabilized after last year's spike, and Europe’s share of global venture financing has even declined (about 13% ...

... whether production will increase as per the agreed schedule or if any of the participating countries will significantly ramp up production in response to increased supply in North and South America. The growth of production and exports in the U.S., Canada, and Brazil poses a key risk to both the OPEC+ agreement and the preservation of the status quo in the oil market, Tereshkin concluded. Translated using ChatGPT. Source: https://1prime.ru/20241030/neft-852511530.html

... Market" (a Skolkovo resident), told RIA Novosti. Earlier, U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to impose an additional 10% tariff on Chinese goods starting February 1 and to sign an order introducing 25% tariffs on all goods from Mexico and Canada. Additionally, after taking office, he repealed an order by his predecessor, Joe Biden, which mandated that by 2030, half of all cars sold in the U.S. should be electric. Trump also promised that the U.S. would once again produce cars "at ...