... indicating robust demand and preventing sharp price declines. At the same time, expectations of easing monetary policy in the largest economies also fuel investor interest in raw assets. As a result, by the end of the week, the oil market is in a state of relative ... ... any news regarding economic risks or changes in OPEC+ policy. Gas Market: Record Filling of Storage Reduces Price Risks The European natural gas market continues to build reserves ahead of the winter season. According to Gas Infrastructure Europe, underground ...

... revival of both domestic and external demand. Such results could uplift sentiments in commodity markets and currencies of emerging economies. However, if China's industrial production slows more than expected, it might heighten concerns regarding global demand ... ... and how the global electronic component industry is coping with the tightening monetary policy. Company Reports in Europe On European markets, no major corporate earnings reports are expected on August 15. Most companies in the Euro Stoxx 50 index and ...

... for instance, will continue to assess the recent decision by the Bank of England on interest rates (a 0.25% decrease was announced on August 7) and its implications for the U.K. economy. Additionally, incoming news about relationships between major economies — such as progress in U.S.-China trade negotiations or new stimuli in China — may impact sentiments. Thus, despite the pause in local earnings announcements, external factors will continue to set the tone for the European Union and Asian markets on this day. Russian Market: Rusagro Dividends and Earnings Report Outcomes **Investors in Russia are focused** on corporate events and the implications of a series of recent reports. On Friday, August 8, a repeated annual ...

... a pleasant surprise for markets. Such a result would indicate that the largest economy in Europe may be avoiding a protracted recession. Signs of stabilization, even if modest, will be welcomed: expectations for the worst-case scenario will soften, European indices (DAX, Euro Stoxx 50) will receive support, and the euro may strengthen due to increased investor confidence. Recession Confirmed . Another decline in German GDP (the third consecutive quarter of decline) would officially confirm a recession....

... day for financial markets. Key economic data is scheduled for release, including Purchasing Managers' Indices (PMI) from major economies, the ADP employment report in the U.S., and oil inventory figures. Additionally, speeches from central bank leaders,... ... economy in the Eurozone, Germany sets the tone for the region. Strong figures will bolster the euro and support sentiment in European stocks. 12:00 MSK: Eurozone - Services and Composite PMI for November Aggregate data for the Eurozone will help assess ...