... crisis, the Central Bank may lower the rate to support economic growth, make credit more accessible for businesses, and encourage investment. 3. Unemployment Rate The labor market situation and unemployment levels are important factors for monetary policy.... ... Conditions The Central Bank also considers the situation on global financial markets. Global economic crises, instability in stock markets, and sharp fluctuations in prices of oil, gold, or other commodities can compel the Central Bank to adjust the key ...

... annual increase, as stipulated by the government, is aimed at helping energy companies compensate for inflationary costs and invest in infrastructure maintenance. However, the rise in payments increases the burden on industry and households. In response,... ... stable due to producer coordination, yet it is sensitive to economic risks. European Gas Market: approaches winter with record stocks, decreasing fears of sharp price spikes. Russian Fuel Market: is increasingly regulated by the state; such "manual" ...

... shows that Russia is striving for maximum autonomy in the financial sector. This will have a positive impact on the country's investment attractiveness, because having its own currency exchange demonstrates the independence and stability of the economy.... ... economy become more sustainable and protected from external factors. The Bank of Russia has denied reports of the purchase of a stock exchange in St. Petersburg

... diesel by 3.6%. Inflation in Russia since the start of the year, as of October 14, stands at 6.06%. According to Sergey Kaufman, an analyst at Finam, wholesale gasoline prices may fall by another 10-15% by the end of the year. Evgeny Mironyuk, a stock market expert at BCS World of Investments, notes that wholesale prices on the over-the-counter market are not yet declining as significantly. Therefore, he believes it is more accurate to talk about stabilization rather than a price decrease. There are no systemic factors indicating ...

... third-largest economy. A growth rate of 0.2% compared to the previous quarter, while positive, represents a slowdown from the revised 0.5% growth in Q2. This may signal challenges in Japan’s economic recovery, potentially impacting the yen and Asian stock markets. Any unexpected deviations could create ripple effects on global markets. 04:30 (MSK): China – Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November China's CPI will provide insights into inflation trends and domestic demand in the world’s second-largest ...