... session; some investors will pause, and liquidity will be lower than usual. This may lead to more restrained fluctuations in Asian markets in the morning, as one of the region's key markets is temporarily inactive. Europe: Inflation in Italy and Industrial Production in Turkey Italy: Final data will be released regarding the consumer price index for July, as well as trade balance statistics. Italian inflation will provide insights into price trends in the eurozone's third-largest economy. It is expected ...

... interest rates for mortgage loans, consumer loans, and credit cards are often expressed in basis points. For instance, a change in a mortgage rate by 0.5% can be represented as a change of 50 bps or 0.5%. This approach helps compare rates across different products and clarify the exact amount by which the interest changes. Why is Understanding Basis Points Important? For investors, especially those dealing with bonds and fixed-income instruments, basis points serve as a convenient unit of measurement for ...

... costs and enhancing infrastructure performance. However, security remains a critical concern in this process. Luntry has developed solutions that protect container applications at every stage of their lifecycle, from development to decommissioning. The product is built on the Kubernetes platform, which provides open-source software for managing multiple container applications, ensuring coordination and resource optimization. Luntry's products enable clients—from major banks and retailers to IT companies—to ...

... expectations, which heightens investor interest in assets sensitive to domestic demand and investments. Drivers of Japan's Economic Growth Domestic Demand: Stable household consumption supports services and retail. Business Investments: Modernization of production capacities and digitalization improve productivity. Exports: Steady external demand for high-tech products and automobiles enhances the contribution of net exports. The combination of internal and external factors makes the current growth trajectory ...

... early July levels. On one hand, expectations of a global economic slowdown and weak data from the U.S. and China are limiting crude demand. Some analysts foresee prices dropping to $60 by year-end. On the other hand, OPEC+ participants continue to cut production, preventing oversupply: Saudi Arabia has extended voluntary production cuts of 1 million barrels per day (August), and Russia is limiting exports by 500,000 barrels per day. Thanks to these measures, global supplies remain restrained. Gold ...