... and highlight truly significant factors. Force majeure Force majeure circumstances should be mentioned separately, which can affect the market and individual companies, but are almost impossible to predict. Force majeure are extraordinary, unforeseen events that can dramatically change the economic situation. Classic examples include natural disasters (earthquakes, floods, hurricanes), man-made disasters (major accidents, environmental cataclysms), military conflicts, terrorist attacks, global epidemics. Such events often take both investors ...

... several dividend payments and investor days for major Russian companies. Market participants should closely monitor these events as they may significantly influence financial markets and trading decisions in both global and Russian contexts. Calendar of Economic Events for Investors and Traders in Russia (December 2 - December 6, 2024) Monday, December 2 01:00 MSK: Australia - Manufacturing PMI (Nov) 03:30 MSK: Japan - Manufacturing PMI (Nov) 04:45 MSK: China - Caixin Manufacturing PMI (Nov) 08:00 MSK: India ...

The week of 9–13 December 2024 is set to be pivotal for investors and traders, with significant economic data releases and central bank decisions poised to influence global financial markets. Key events include the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, which will provide insights into inflation trends and potential Federal Reserve policy adjustments. The European Central Bank (ECB) is anticipated to announce a rate cut, reflecting ongoing economic ...

... and the U.S. WASDE report. We also dive into corporate earnings from companies like Autozone and GameStop. Discover how these events will impact Europe, the U.S., and global financial markets, with key insights for investors navigating the evolving economic landscape. Tuesday, December 10, 2024: Analysis of Key Events and Reports Macroeconomic Events 06:00 (MSK): China – Global Trade Data for November China’s trade statistics, including exports and imports, will reveal the state of global demand and supply chains. Strong export growth could signal resilience ...

... Singles' Day results will reflect positively on their stock prices. It is essential, however, to consider risks related to currency fluctuations and geopolitical factors that could affect trade with China. Singles' Day in China is more than just a shopping event—it’s a significant economic indicator that can impact stock and commodity markets worldwide. For Russian investors, this day presents a chance to assess demand trends in China and their influence on companies actively engaged with the Chinese market. Monitoring sales volumes ...