... Beverage. The evening block focuses on pharmaceuticals, energy, and consumer sectors: Gilead will present successes in biopharmaceuticals (including sales of blockbuster drugs and progress on new developments), oil and gas company ConocoPhillips will show profits amid fluctuating oil prices, Motorola Solutions will report on demand for telecommunications equipment and software solutions for businesses, while beverage manufacturer Monster will report on revenue dynamics in the global beverage market. Commentary: ...

... 20% of the population in such countries invests their funds. However, in Russia, this figure does not exceed even 2%. This is due to various factors. First and foremost, people simply do not know where and how to invest their money correctly to earn a profit. In most civilized countries around the world, citizens actively invest their money. On average, at least 20% of the population in such nations invests their funds. However, in Russia, this figure does not exceed even 2%. This is attributed to ...

... heightened competition and regulatory pressure. EN+ Group (metallurgy and energy, including control over Rusal) will release its IFRS report for the half-year: investors will assess how fluctuations in aluminum and electricity prices affected the company's profits and whether signs of recovery in metal demand are emerging in the global market, particularly from China. After the Market Closes: Palo Alto Networks and Blink Charging . Reports from US technology companies will be released in the evening. Palo ...

... essential not to celebrate prematurely. The situation is more complex. There is a metric known as "inflation." Often, inflation rates are significantly higher than the deposit interest or approximately equal to it. This means that any potential profit is largely consumed by inflation fluctuations. For clarity, let's consider the entire process with numbers. For example, if one deposits 1 million rubles in a bank expecting to earn 180,000 rubles annually or 15,000 rubles monthly, this appears ...

... current restrictions. This forecast may shape future investment decisions, as an oversupply scenario could place downward pressure on prices. For American and European investors, this indicates a potential cooling in oil prices that could affect the profitability of oil-dependent companies in the longer term, especially if demand does not meet supply growth. What This Means for Investors Short-Term Price Support Opportunities The steady production cuts by OPEC+ and growth in demand create favorable ...