... relative stability in indicators suggests that global demand for industrial metals remains healthy, although it is influenced by Chinese factors. Investor Takeaway: The concluding week has brought positive signals for markets—from record highs on Wall Street ... ... easing of the CBR's policies—yet several risks persist. Strong corporate earnings instill confidence in the resilience of many companies, but China’s slowdown and trade disputes may introduce volatility at any moment. Investors from the CIS should continue ...

... resurfaces). Trade Conflicts: New US actions on tariffs and what response will be given by Beijing. Investors are observing whether Washington will announce new tariffs and how Beijing will respond. The escalation of trade disputes will reflect on high-tech companies, automotive sectors, and global industry. Chinese Policy: Possible additional stimulus measures for China's economy. Weak inflation may prompt Beijing to implement new measures—whether reducing rates by the People’s Bank of China or fiscal stimuli. News on this front will impact commodity ...

.... Current Investment Directions Thus, experts identify the following as the most relevant investment areas for 2019: healthcare; social sphere; artificial intelligence; technological projects. Sergey Tereshkin also recommends paying attention to the Chinese market and companies from the Middle Kingdom. To make an informed decision, it is worth examining all directions in greater detail. Healthcare Today, the healthcare sector is experiencing a significant technological boom, driven by active technological advancement....

... China, taking place against the backdrop of recent trade disagreements. Investors are watching for final statements: any signals of enhanced cooperation or, conversely, escalating trade tensions could influence global sentiment, particularly concerning companies dependent on the Chinese market. 02:01 MSK – GfK Consumer Confidence Index in the UK (July). The nighttime sentiment indicator from British households shows expectations for a slight improvement following June's index rise to -18 points. Easing inflation and signs of ...

... reflecting public caution. Key drivers of sentiment in Europe remain news on global trade. Amid ongoing trade disputes, European companies are incurring costs due to reciprocal tariffs – for instance, a recent report from Volkswagen AG showed a more than ... ... growth in Q2 was around 5.2% year-on-year, slowing after a higher start to the year. Key reasons include cautious behavior from Chinese consumers and weak external demand. Domestic statistics indicate a decline in retail sales and investment activity, signaling ...