... projects continue to serve European consumers. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) production expands Gazprom’s presence in global markets, including Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Job creation Gazprom’s activities directly and indirectly provide jobs ... ... and professional development of its employees, cooperates with educational institutions and promotes the development of human capital. Infrastructure development and regional integration Gasification remains one of the company's priorities. Gazprom is ...

... the ECB’s policy framework, while Adobe’s earnings report will shed light on the resilience of corporate IT spending. These developments underline the importance of staying informed and agile in today’s volatile market environment. At Open Oil Market, we continually analyze such events to help our clients make informed decisions and capitalize on emerging opportunities.

... statistics on US industrial production and retail sales, will help evaluate the trajectory of global growth. The global reporting season continues, but this week the emphasis shifts: the technology sector (Cisco report), industry (Deere), and consumer market (JD.com, Tapestry) will provide essential benchmarks for corporate profits. Investors should monitor how companies’ reports meet elevated expectations—any surprises could lead to capital reallocations between sectors. Additionally, the geopolitical backdrop must be considered: the meeting between Putin and Trump at the end of the week may introduce extra volatility. Any agreements or, conversely, arising disagreements between ...

... decline in sales in China, loss of markets, and decreased corporate profits. The S&P 500 index already demonstrates sensitivity to such news: in April 2025, the index fell by 18.9% from its peak and approached "bear market" levels, with the market capitalization of S&P companies losing approximately $5.8 trillion within a few days after the announcement of high tariffs. Partial Restrictions. In a milder scenario, the U.S. maintains trade dialogue through existing frameworks, imposes selective restrictions ...

... assets currently held in investors' portfolios, cryptocurrencies are more challenging to predict due to their fluctuating nature. With new tools and platforms aimed at institutional investors, it is evident that the industry is gearing up for substantial capital to enter the cryptocurrency market.