... will provide investors with valuable insights into the state of the economy and business. The market's reaction to the outcomes of the OPEC+ meeting, oil price dynamics, signals from the Fed, and financial results from companies will indicate how well current expectations align with reality. It is crucial for investors in CIS countries to closely monitor these events, as they provide benchmarks for investment decisions. A sound analysis of received data on economic trends and company profitability will assist in timely portfolio adjustments and the exploitation of emerging opportunities. Thus, Monday will set ...

... corporate news to respond timely to changes in market conditions.Events on December 5, 2024, could significantly impact both Russian economy and financial markets: OPEC+ Meeting: The OPEC+ meeting scheduled for December 5th is expected to be a central event of the day where participants will discuss oil production quotas that directly influence global oil prices. For Russia as a leading oil producer, OPEC+ decisions are critical; maintaining or increasing current quotas could support oil prices positively impacting government revenues while any disagreements among participants may create volatility in oil markets requiring flexibility from Russian companies' strategic planning. U.S. Natural Gas Inventory ...

... estimates of oil inventories will be released, setting the tone for the oil market ahead of official statistics. Collectively, these indicators will help understand how various segments of the economy are coping with tightening monetary policy. Key Economic Events: 11:00 (Eurozone) - Current Account Balance (June): Release of data on the Eurozone's current account balance. A positive balance indicates a capital inflow to the region, reflecting income (exports, investments) exceeding expenditures. This metric, like the trade balance,...

..., all public information is reflected in quotes very quickly. Supporters of the efficient market hypothesis believe that the current price already includes the entire set of known information about the company, and it is almost impossible to beat the ... ... in a year, or may not happen at all. In reality, it often happens that outsider companies remain cheap for years until some event (a change in management, a takeover, a technological breakthrough) occurs that makes the market reconsider its opinion. ...

... Lagarde refrained from comments that could influence expectations. The main intrigue will likely remain until the bank's meeting in two days. Today, the euro traded steadily around $1.10 per €1 as investors adopt a wait-and-see stance. Macroeconomic events in Europe are currently evolving such that the ECB is balancing between fighting inflation and recession risks, and Lagarde has yet to reveal cards – this has kept the market from premature movements. Oil Market: API Report on US Inventories Late in the evening, ...