... generating waves of expectation in the stock market. In this article, we will closely examine how the reports from Meta and Microsoft may influence the broader economic context, including the dynamics of U.S. GDP and decisions from the Federal Reserve. Join us for analysis and forecasts for the near future. Key Economic Events and Company Reports: An Investor Overview for July 30, 2025 Wednesday, July 30, 2025, promises to be a busy day for the investment community. Investors from the CIS countries will ...

... focused on the Central Bank of Russia's unexpected sharp cut in the key interest rate, as well as macroeconomic signals from Europe and China. Below is a detailed review of key economic news as of July 26, 2025, prepared in a business style for investors. US Markets: Record Indices and Fed Expectations The American stock market is demonstrating confident growth: the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices reached new historical peaks by the end of the week. On Thursday, the S&P 500 gained about 0.1%, while the Nasdaq ...

... affect business and investments in the near future? Read our in-depth analysis to explore the key risks and potential strategies for safeguarding capital amid trade uncertainty. EU Faces Trade War Threat: Macron Warns Investors of Rising Risks with the US and China French President Emmanuel Macron recently issued a stark warning about the rising threat of a trade war between the European Union and global economic giants, the United States and China. His call for the EU to reconsider its trade policies ...

The European Union faces a serious risk of trade conflicts, warns French President Emmanuel Macron. At the heart of the disagreement is the trade policies of the US and China, which are putting pressure on European companies and could trigger a full-scale trade war. In this article, we analyze how the escalation of tensions with key economic partners will affect European business and the economy, as well as the ...

... delays of several years. Energy Crisis: The Price of Stability High electricity prices exacerbated by the energy crisis continue to put pressure on European industry. According to analysts, energy costs in the EU are significantly higher than in the US and China, making production in Europe less competitive. Statistics: The cost of electricity for industrial consumers in the EU has risen by 30% over the past two years. Consequences for Business and the Economy The declining competitiveness is already ...