... manufacturing groups and auto components, are expected. MOEX / Russia : the agenda includes publications of interim and operational results from specific issuers in the energy and retail sectors; the peak of half-year reporting from large companies traditionally falls in late August to early September. Day's Summary: Key Investor Takeaways 1) U.S. CPI : core inflation and services will be the main trigger for yields and tech stock valuations. Sharp moves in indices post-release are not surprising....

... the attention of investors. Bonds Bonds are debt securities issued by companies or the government to raise capital. When you buy a bond, you are essentially lending money, receiving a fixed income in the form of interest. Real Estate Real estate has traditionally been a popular asset for investment in Russia. It provides a stable rental income and potential for value growth. Investment Funds and ETFs Funds such as mutual funds and ETFs are a basket of assets managed by professionals. This is a great ...

... significant contribution to future supply growth will come from oil and gas companies, which extract lithium from brines. According to "Infomine" estimates, brines currently account for 46% of global capacity for new lithium extraction projects. The traditional method of extraction from solid rock will account for only 39% of global supply growth, with the remaining 15% coming from rare extraction methods, including lithium extraction from clay and groundwater. The Novelty Effect is Exhausted ...

... speech will affect investor expectations regarding the Bank of England's future actions in the coming months. North American Indicators: Labor Market and Business Activity 15:30 (US): Number of initial jobless claims (for the week ending August 2). This traditional weekly indicator of the US labor market: a consistently low number of claims will confirm employment resilience, while an increase could signal the beginning of a labor market cool-down. 17:00 (Canada): Ivey Purchasing Managers Index for July....

... revenue by redirecting shipments to markets where they can secure better returns. This price-sensitive behavior has left Europe vulnerable to supply shortfalls, especially during peak demand periods like winter. Flexible Terms in LNG Contracts Unlike traditional gas contracts, many LNG agreements allow suppliers greater flexibility in determining where shipments are delivered. With the freedom to redirect shipments as market prices fluctuate, U.S. suppliers can prioritize regions offering the highest ...