... Diversification: With debt policy instability, it is important to diversify your portfolio to include technology and resource companies that may be resilient to interest rate changes and inflation. The US national debt of $36 trillion is not only an economic statistic, but also an important signal for investors. As the debt burden rises, investors should closely monitor the actions of the Fed and Congress, which will influence market dynamics. In the context of high debt burden and inflation risks, an approach ...

... stimulative measures, while the Bank of Russia, after a recent rate cut, is considering further easing. U.S. Markets: Weak Labor Market and Fed Easing Expectations The American stock market finished the week with slight losses following disappointing statistics. On Friday, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes corrected by about 0.3–0.4%, although they remained solidly in the green for July and close to their peaks. Investors reacted to a weak July jobs report: non-farm payrolls increased by just ~73,000 ...

... trajectories. EIA oil inventory updates alongside central bank speeches dictate price movements across energy resources/foreign exchange rates critically relevant towards Russian exporters’ performance metrics. These developments extend beyond mere statistics—they represent tools enabling comprehension surrounding prevailing global trends shaping market anticipations—analyze data diligently observe key indicators leverage insights towards strategically sound decision-making processes moving ...

... to uphold sanctioning pressure on Russia. The White House has set a deadline of August 12 for reaching a trade agreement with Beijing; otherwise, even stricter import tariffs will come into effect (total rates could exceed 100%). According to customs statistics, Chinese producers increased their exports in July by +7.2% YoY, likely accelerating shipments ahead of new barriers. Meanwhile, Chinese exports to the US decreased by approximately 22%, while shipments to ASEAN countries grew by nearly 17%,...

... partly rebounded. On August 6, benchmark Brent crude prices rose back to around $68–69 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) traded around $66. The increase of approximately 1% over the day was influenced by several factors. First, statistics from the U.S. Department of Energy indicated an unexpected decrease in commercial oil stocks by about 3 million barrels over the last week, signaling robust demand and supporting the market. Second, investors are factoring in the potential ...