On November 20, 2024, global financial markets are poised for significant movements as key economic indicators and corporate earnings reports are released. Investors should pay close attention to China's Loan Prime Rate announcement, inflation data from the UK and Germany, U.S. crude oil inventory levels, and speeches from central bank leaders. Additionally, major corporations ...

... interest rates. The published reports could considerably affect stock prices and forecasts for the U.S. market. Given the situation with oil prices, this week promises to be particularly important for traders and analysts. Key Economic Events and Corporate Earnings: Week of July 28 – August 1, 2025 Introduction: The last week of July and the first of August promises to be eventful for investors. The American U.S. market finished the previous week on a high note, with indices reaching new peaks, and market ...

... Economic Events and Company Reports — Friday, August 1, 2025: Non-Farm Payrolls, PMI, and Earnings Reports from ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Moderna On August 1, 2025, financial markets will focus on a series of significant macroeconomic events and corporate earnings reports. Investors are anticipating fresh data on the global macroeconomy, ranging from Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) figures in key countries to U.S. labor market indicators (Non-Farm Payrolls). Simultaneously, several major publicly traded ...

On Monday, November 25, 2024, several key economic indicators and corporate earnings reports are scheduled for release, which could significantly influence the U.S. and European markets. Notably, Germany's Ifo Business Climate Index and the U.S. Chicago Fed National Activity Index will provide insights into regional economic ...

... the Fed's decisions. Even if the rate is maintained, any abrupt comments from Powell could alter expectations and trigger sell-offs in the bond market, which would spill over into equities. Another risk is the concentration of negative surprises in corporate earnings: if several large companies (especially in the tech sector) disappoint, the Nasdaq could drag down the other US exchanges . External factors should not be overlooked either: for example, trade disputes (the deadline for new US tariffs has been ...