... smallest gain in recent years. Approximately 100,000 new jobs were expected, so this result highlighted a sharp cooling in the labor market. The unemployment rate rose to 4.2% (previously 4.0%), signaling a decline in labor demand. Together with modest GDP growth in Q2 (~1.5%), these figures indicate a loss of economic momentum in the U.S. The weakening labor market has sharply heightened expectations that the Federal Reserve may begin lowering interest rates in the coming months to support business ...

... activity in Australia, Japan, India, Germany, the eurozone, the UK, and the U.S. Australia — 01:00 MSK Japan — 02:30 MSK India — 08:00 MSK Germany — 11:30 MSK Eurozone — 12:00 MSK UK — 12:30 MSK U.S. — 17:45 MSK Key Economic Data: Germany Q3 GDP — 10:00 MSK: Indicator of eurozone’s largest economy. University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment (November) — 18:00 MSK: Reflects U.S. consumer confidence. U.S. Consumer Inflation Expectations — 18:00 MSK: Future inflation gauge. Baker Hughes ...

... 11:30 (Eurozone): Sentix Investor Confidence Index for August. Reflects the mood of European investors and analysts at the beginning of the month. 17:00 (USA): Factory Orders for June. An indicator of demand for manufactured goods in the U.S., affecting GDP forecasts. Corporate Earnings: Before market open: Palantir Technologies, BioNTech, Tyson Foods, ON Semiconductor. Morning reports will set the tone for the week: Palantir will report amid hype around AI, BioNTech will present results following a ...

... restrictions from the U.S.) and the course of trade negotiations between the U.S. and China, India, and other countries will affect global oil and gas supply chains. Economic Growth and Demand: Macro-economic indicators in key countries – growth rates of GDP and industry in China, the U.S., Europe, and India – will determine the consumption dynamics for oil, gas, and electricity. Strong data (such as a 3% GDP growth in the U.S. in Q2 2025) supports optimism; however, economic slowdowns anywhere could ...

... surrounding Russia (including possible new U.S. restrictions) and the progress of U.S. trade talks with China, India, and other countries will impact global oil and gas supply chains. Economic Growth and Demand: Macroeconomic indicators in key countries—GDP and industrial growth rates in China, the U.S., Europe, and India—will determine the dynamics of oil, gas, and electricity consumption. Strong data (e.g., a 3% GDP growth in the U.S. in Q2 2025) supports optimism, but economic slowdowns in any region ...