... providing important data on the banking sector in the EU and the UK. However, today's reports from SAP and UniCredit will draw particular attention as benchmarks for European financial markets: the former in the technology sector and the latter in the financial segment. Asian Corporate Reports The Asian corporate earnings landscape on July 22 is less extensive, as many of the region’s largest companies will report slightly later in the season. Nevertheless, investors are watching several key developments from Asia: Samsung Electronics – while Samsung's official financial report is awaited at the end of the month, markets are already factoring ...

... familiar even to those far removed from the financial sector. The founder of a successful investment fund that generates substantial profits, he is known as the “Oracle of Omaha,” possessing an inexplicable intuition for identifying which stocks and companies are poised for growth. With a multi-billion dollar fortune to his name, Buffett’s financial success and extensive experience position him as one of the most respected authorities on investment. Here are the principles that Buffett has adhered to throughout his life. While his strategy is notably conservative and faces criticism within ...

... addition to macroeconomic statistics, July 29 will see a substantial issuance of corporate reports. The focus will be on reports from companies across various sectors, from tech giants to consumer goods manufacturers. Below is a structured overview of the financial results of major companies that will release their reports before the market opens (premarket) and after it closes (aftermarket). The expected EPS (earnings per share) and revenue estimates from analysts are provided, along with a brief commentary from analysts for investors ...

... successful quarterly earnings reports from leading companies will reinforce confidence that the market can continue to grow. In this case, many will see additional investment opportunities —for instance, the tech sector could reach new highs, while financial or industrial companies receive support from an improved GDP outlook. Meanwhile, gold and bonds are likely to remain calm, barring new inflationary threats. However, risks cannot be ignored. The key risk of the day is misjudging the market's response to the Fed's decisions....

... lead to one-off decisions—for instance, there is discussion about mechanisms to extract windfall profits from oil and gas companies through one-off levies. Investors should keep an eye on such initiatives as they affect net profit and dividend potential.... ... a return to nominal dividend payouts in 2026 cannot be ruled out. However, achieving this requires solidifying the trend of financial improvement. Overall, the second half of 2025 will be a test of the durability of the financial stabilization achieved....