... week. Investors will be flooded with data: GDP figures on both sides of the Atlantic will reveal the actual growth rate of the economies, while the Fed's decision in the evening will shape short-term sentiment. If the Fed rate remains unchanged, focus will ... ... cinema chain) expected – interesting indicators of consumer activity. Commentary: On Thursday, Asia sets the tone – the Chinese PMI will show how the largest manufacturing power is handling external and internal challenges, while the Bank of Japan's ...

... Additionally, signs of a slowdown in U.S. manufacturing affected the market: the PMI Manufacturing Index, which reflects the state of the manufacturing sector, was below 50 points for the second month in a row as of August. Along with a slowdown in the Chinese economy, this caused an overly nervous reaction in the market and a significant correction in oil prices," explains Sergey Tereshkin. The market is already fearing that this price drop might signal the beginning of a new era of low oil ...

... rates. Canada: Producer Price Index (PPI) (13:30 GMT): Changes in industrial prices can impact the Canadian dollar and commodity markets. Corporate Earnings Reports Alibaba Group (BABA): The quarterly earnings report will shed light on trends in the Chinese e-commerce sector, potentially influencing global tech market sentiment. PetroChina (PTR): As a major player in the energy sector, its financial results will provide insights into global oil demand and pricing trends. Deere & Company (DE): Reporting ...

... involving this pair of adversaries instantly affects international markets and the global economy. India today is one of the largest economies in the world, and military conflict would impact global supply chains and financial markets (investors shy away from ... ... with Pakistan means India has fewer forces and resources to dedicate toward countering China in the Himalayas or curtailing Chinese influence in the region. Additionally, a crisis between New Delhi and Islamabad increases Pakistan's dependency on China—militarily,...

... instance, experts do not recommend investing in Japanese companies. Conversely, China and India present a different scenario. The Chinese economy is demonstrating stable growth, and World Bank specialists believe this trend will continue for at least the next ... ... chosen locations include India, Pakistan, the Philippines, Vietnam, Bangladesh, etc. This has led to increased investments in the economies of these countries, simultaneously accelerating GDP growth rates. Domestic Market The domestic market is considered ...