... Initial Jobless Claims (13:30 GMT): This metric assesses the stability of the U.S. labor market, a crucial component of economic confidence. New Home Sales (15:00 GMT): An indicator of the housing market's resilience amid prevailing interest rates. Canada: Producer Price Index (PPI) (13:30 GMT): Changes in industrial prices can impact the Canadian dollar and commodity markets. Corporate Earnings Reports Alibaba Group (BABA): The quarterly earnings report will shed light on trends in the Chinese ...

... industry. "In the medium term, the development of new LNG production plants in North America will help curb European gas prices. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), the total capacity of LNG export terminals in the US, Canada, and Mexico will increase from 320 million cubic meters per day at the end of 2024 to 680 million cubic meters per day at the end of 2028. As a result, LNG imports will become more accessible to EU countries," Tereshkin speculated. In October,...

... a topic of discussion within the crypto community for a long time, especially since other countries have already launched their Bitcoin funds. The New Zealand pension fund invests part of its assets in Bitcoin, and the first approved Bitcoin ETF in Canada has already achieved significant success. Including cryptocurrencies in special funds represents not only a new investment opportunity for institutional investors but also a significant step towards their acceptance. German Crypto Funds Predict ...

... Eurozone - Unemployment rate (Oct) A decrease in unemployment is predicted, indicating an improving labor market situation. 16:00 MSK: Brazil - Manufacturing PMI (Nov) An increase is expected, reflecting positive trends in the Brazilian economy. 17:30 MSK: Canada - Manufacturing PMI (Nov) A slight improvement is forecast, indicating recovery in the industrial sector. 17:45 MSK: USA - S&P Manufacturing PMI (Nov) Growth is expected, which could strengthen the dollar's position. 18:00 MSK: USA - ISM Manufacturing ...

... could lead to higher electricity prices and, as a result, higher costs for industrial enterprises and households. The need for new suppliers. The United States will need to conclude new contracts with alternative uranium suppliers, such as Kazakhstan, Canada or Australia, and also invest in the development of its own production. However, increasing supplies will take time and significant capital investment. Long-term changes in the market. For the United States, this may become an incentive to accelerate ...