Weekly Economic Events Calendar for U.S. and Russian Traders (November 18 – 22, 2024)

... gas could stay strong. Consider energy futures for potential price rises. U.S. Oil & Gas Inventory Reports Why it matters: API and EIA data show U.S. energy supply-demand balance. Recommendations: Lower inventories could push oil prices up, benefiting ruble and Russian oil firms. U.S. Unemployment and PMI Data Why it matters: Strong data supports a hawkish Fed policy, likely raising the dollar and impacting risk assets. Recommendations: Strong data could suggest dollar strength vs. ruble. Weak data might favor ...

Modified: 11/18/2024
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Monday, November 18, 2024: Key Economic Events of the Day

... Goolsbee (U.S. Fed): Insights on Fed policy and the economic outlook may impact the dollar. Market Impact: ECB and Fed comments are particularly influential. Tighter monetary policy in the U.S. or EU could strengthen the dollar and euro, pressuring the ruble and Russian markets. Conversely, signs of easing policy may drive demand for risk assets, including Russian stocks. Recommendations: Traders should monitor comments from Lagarde and the Fed, as they could set the tone for currency markets. Expectations for ...

Modified: 11/18/2024
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Frozen Deposits in Russia: How Real Is the Risk? How to Protect Your Savings Amid High Interest Rates

... interest rate to 21% and forecasts suggesting it could climb to 23% by December, high deposit rates have become attractive for many Russians. Deposits are widely considered a reliable way to preserve capital. However, rising interest rates have sparked rumors ... ... hyperinflation and the devaluation of savings in Sberbank accounts, effectively wiping out household wealth. 1998 Crisis: The ruble’s collapse and banking sector failures made it difficult for depositors to access their funds, causing significant financial ...

Modified: 11/26/2024
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