... the Fed's pause: the EUR/USD exchange rate has climbed to above $1.19. On national markets in Europe, dynamics were mixed. The German DAX index gained slightly during the week, supported by a weaker euro (which enhances the export potential of German companies) and lessened concerns about US tariffs. Indices in France and Italy grew more modestly as local investors assessed the risks of a slowdown in the Chinese economy—a significant market for European luxury goods and industrial equipment. In the UK, the FTSE 100 also ended the week with slight growth; sentiment was influenced by expectations of the Bank of England’s decision: next week the regulator ...

... market is facing decreased demand against a backdrop of high inflation, economic difficulties, and support policies for local producers. This diminishes the appeal of German brands' products and threatens their market share. Competition in China: The Chinese market, historically a stronghold for German companies, is experiencing pressure from local electric vehicle manufacturers such as BYD and Nio, which are rapidly growing and capturing market share. Environmental Regulations and the Shift to Electric Vehicles: The implementation of stringent environmental ...

... potential bankruptcy, raising questions among investors: how far could these problems go, and is it wise to invest in these companies now? Financial Difficulties and Declining Profits Recent financial reports from German automakers show a worrying decline ... ... results suggest that German automakers are struggling to cope with external challenges, including the competitive threat from Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers and an economic slowdown in Europe. Major Risks Facing German Automakers U.S. Import Tariffs: ...

... figures in key countries to U.S. labor market indicators (Non-Farm Payrolls). Simultaneously, several major publicly traded companies in the U.S., Europe, and Asia will be releasing their quarterly earnings reports, providing insights into the corporate ... ... the Caixin manufacturing PMI for July will be published early in the morning. Previous data indicated an unstable recovery in Chinese industry around the threshold of 50 points — a reading of 50 signifies stagnation. Investors and commodity markets will ...

... and investors alike. Moreover, the state not only exports products but also saturates its domestic market. The rising prosperity of its citizens contributes to increased consumption, with Chinese consumers eagerly purchasing goods produced by local companies. Trade Disputes The state of affairs in the Chinese market and the economy as a whole has been further complicated by the deterioration of relations between China and the United States. The foreign trade policies of the American leadership are negatively impacting consumer sentiment among citizens....