... interest rate and the latest consumer inflation data from Russia. These events could influence monetary policy expectations and currency rates in the respective regions. Additionally, a range of important macroeconomic indicators will be released (industrial orders ... ... results from some of the largest publicly traded companies included in the S&P 500, Euro Stoxx 50, Nikkei 225, and the Moscow Exchange index, providing insights into the current state of the corporate sector. Reserve Bank of India's Rate Decision 07:30 ...

... costs, as well as the weakening of the ruble. What Factors Have Influenced Inflation Growth? Weakening of the Ruble The dollar exchange rate increased 3.4 times over 23 years, leading to higher costs for imported goods and components. Rising Raw Material and Energy ... ... The future of inflation will depend on macroeconomic policy, the situation in global markets, and the state of the national currency.

... instability, is raising the key interest rate, making loans more expensive for the population. As many Russians purchase vehicles on credit, the increased cost of borrowing leads to a decline in the number of transactions. Fluctuations in the ruble exchange rate. The depreciation of the ruble against foreign currencies increases the cost of imported components. In the automotive industry, where the share of imported parts remains high, this leads to an increase in the production cost of vehicles. Low income levels. In recent years, the growth of the population's ...

... sector in mid-summer. 11:30 (UK): Final PMI Services/Composite indices (July). An important barometer of the UK economy in the services sector against a post-Brexit reality. 12:00 (Russia): Announcement by the Central Bank of Russia regarding foreign currency purchases/sales volumes in August. The regulator's decision influences the ruble's exchange rate and liquidity. 12:00 (Eurozone): Producer Price Index (PPI) for June. The growth rates of wholesale prices signal potential future consumer inflation in Europe. 15:30 (USA): Trade Balance for June. Data on exports/imports will affect the U.S. GDP ...

... annum) had only a moderate impact on the attractiveness of ruble assets: the outflow of foreign speculative funds remains restrained, as the central bank’s decision was largely anticipated and priced in in advance. Moreover, ongoing sales of foreign currency receipts by exporters and cautious interventions by the regulator help smooth out exchange rate fluctuations. As a result, the ruble demonstrates relative stability even amid a declining interest rate differential, and volatility in the currency market has decreased compared to the beginning of the year. Russia’s economic indicators are gradually ...