... fluctuations in prices of oil, gold, or other commodities can compel the Central Bank to adjust the key rate. For instance, during a global crisis, lowering the rate can support the national economy, while during periods of external stability and growth, the ... ... rates, the Central Bank may take a similar step to support the competitiveness of the domestic economy. 7. Expectations and Forecasts The Central Bank often bases its decisions on economic forecasts, assessing potential risks and prospects. Forecasts regarding inflation, economic growth, employment, and other ...

... consequently, bond markets and the US dollar. Bank of England Representative (Ramsden) Speech Any statements on monetary policy or UK economic forecasts will be closely scrutinized by markets. Key Monday Reports (US and Russia) Pre-market : Hello Group Inc ADR (MOMO): ... ... Expected change: +13.7%. Toll Brothers Inc (TOL): report at 00:30 MSK. Expected change: +4.6%. Tue sday, December 10 China: Global Trade Data (November) (06:00 MSK) China's export and import statistics reflect the state of global demand and supply. Results ...

... will face a notable slowdown in growth in 2025, which may lead to a recession. The forecast does not take into account potential new tariffs from the Trump administration... ... power. Industrial decline: The manufacturing sector remains stagnant due to decreasing global demand and high energy prices. Geopolitical factors: Trade disputes and potential... ... supporting the economy, with an interest rate cut likely in 2025. Currency market: Potential economic slowdown may weaken the euro, creating opportunities for currency traders....

... shipments through the Turkish port of Ceyhan) have temporarily reduced market supply. These conditions prevent prices from falling significantly below current levels. On the other hand, the potential for oil price growth is limited by signs of slowing global economic growth. Mixed macroeconomic statistics from the US and cooling in China lead to forecasts of only moderate increases in raw material demand in the second half of the year. Many analysts remain cautious: estimates from several investment banks suggest Brent may end the year around $60 per barrel if the risks of weak demand re-emerge....

... 59,000 barrels per day, bringing the total expected increase to 0.92 million barrels per day. This uptick reflects a gradual global economic recovery and renewed energy needs. However, the growth remains moderate, signaling the agency’s cautious outlook on ... ... essential, as they impact the overall market balance and influence investment strategies across the energy sector. Stable Supply Forecasts The IEA maintained its supply forecasts for 2024–2025, assuming OPEC+ will continue its current production limits....