... however, a more significant impact will come from the upcoming easing of OPEC+ quotas, which will lead to increased production in countries like Saudi Arabia and Russia. The reduction of oil production in Libya will only temporarily boost prices on the global market, according to Sergey Tereshkin, founder and CEO of Open Oil Market. He shared his thoughts with Izvestia on August 29. "The suspension of production at Libya's largest oil field, Sharara, could remove about 300,000 barrels per day ...

... investment decisions, especially for those considering long-term positions in traditional oil stocks. European markets may see increased pressure due to higher import reliance, while American companies could face price-driven competition from other global suppliers. Diversification of Portfolios Given the expected surplus and potential downward price pressure, investors are advised to consider diversifying their portfolios. Including alternative energy companies or companies focused on renewable sources could be a wise strategy to hedge against the risk of price volatility in the oil sector....

... reflected in Eurozone data could shape demand expectations for U.S. exports and impact manufacturing activity. Impact on Investors Energy Markets: The Baker Hughes rig count will provide early signals on oil and gas production trends, influencing energy prices globally. Investors in energy stocks and commodities should monitor these changes closely. Currency Markets: UK GDP data may drive movements in the British pound, while Eurozone industrial production figures could impact the euro. Both will have implications ...

... support shares of companies oriented towards domestic demand (banks, developers, retailers), due to the prospects of lower credit costs for the economy. Simultaneously, the commodity segment of the Russian market feels secure due to relatively high prices for oil and metals: although global quotes have corrected, they remain at comfortable levels for Russian exporters. Investors in the CIS region continue to monitor the external backdrop—sanction risks and commodity price dynamics remain key factors. Nevertheless, the overall picture ...

... on pharmaceuticals, energy, and consumer sectors: Gilead will present successes in biopharmaceuticals (including sales of blockbuster drugs and progress on new developments), oil and gas company ConocoPhillips will show profits amid fluctuating oil prices, Motorola Solutions will report on demand for telecommunications equipment and software solutions for businesses, while beverage manufacturer Monster will report on revenue dynamics in the global beverage market. Commentary: Thursday will see macro and micro factors overlapping. In the morning, Asian markets will react to statistics from China—any signs of export slowdown will heighten fears for global growth. The Bank of England's decision ...