... financial markets will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving Day. This closure may lead to reduced global market liquidity, potentially increasing volatility in other markets. Eurozone Consumer Confidence: A higher consumer confidence reading could signal economic resilience, potentially strengthening the euro and boosting European equities. Conversely, a decline may raise concerns about economic growth. German Inflation Data: Higher-than-expected inflation could prompt the ECB to consider tightening monetary policy ...

... After-Market (After U.S. Market Closes): Dell Technologies Inc. (DELL): A forecasted revenue growth of 1.5% suggests potential resilience in the technology sector, which could influence investor sentiment in both Europe and the U.S. HP Inc. (HPQ): An expected ... ... Indicators: Data on U.S. home prices and new home sales will shed light on the health of the housing sector, a key component of economic growth. Strong figures may boost confidence, while weak data could raise concerns about economic stability. Consumer ...

... most companies have already exceeded profit expectations, supporting the rise of the U.S. stock market in recent weeks. Therefore, even remaining reports, if they come in better than forecasts, may bolster investor confidence in corporate profitability resilience. At the same time, market participants continue to monitor risks: an economic slowdown in the second half of the year or margin tightening due to rising costs. Any signals regarding these issues from the reports (e.g., cautious management forecasts) will likely be reflected in the decline of specific stocks. Overall, Friday's ...

... was noted as an outlier that saw some price declines – indicating that inflation dynamics can vary across different service industries. Stock Market Reaction and S&P 500 Outlook US stocks largely rose on the ISM release, reflecting relief that the economic expansion is intact. The S&P 500 climbed in the days following the report, adding to a rally that had been underway as investors interpreted the data as supportive of a “soft landing” scenario. The resilience of the services sector – which accounts for the bulk of the US economy – is a key underpinning for corporate earnings and equity valuations. With new orders on the rise and employment trending toward growth, the outlook for consumer spending ...

... capacities, diversify sales markets, and import substitute equipment. Overall, the financial results of the quarter affirm the resilience of the oil and gas sector and its ability to invest in the future, even amid moderate profit declines. Outlook: Factors ... ... affect global oil and gas supply chains. This could influence prices and availability of energy resources in various regions. Economic Growth and Demand. Macroeconomic indicators in key economies – GDP and industrial growth rates in China, the U.S., ...