... will be released in several countries and regions – from Asia to Europe. These publications will allow an assessment of how the manufacturing and service sectors are faring in August: whether the slowdown that started earlier continues or signs of stabilization are emerging. By midday, the PMIs for the Eurozone and the UK will complement the global picture. In the afternoon, a series of releases about the US economy will occur: weekly unemployment claims, the regional manufacturing index from the ...

... target of ~5% in 2025. Elsewhere in Asia, positivity prevails. The Japanese Nikkei 225 is holding near multi-year highs – a weak yen and strong corporate reports support exporters; the Bank of Japan maintains its ultra-easy policy, and the yen has stabilized around ¥145 per $1. India also stands out: its stock indices are hitting records, and the economy is expected to grow by more than 6% this year, remaining one of the most dynamic globally. Nevertheless, the factors of China's slowdown and ...

... will be announced later in the week, global markets are already pricing in relevant expectations on Monday. Currently, the consensus forecast suggests the Fed will keep interest rates unchanged. A slowdown in inflation in the U.S. and signs of economic stabilization provide grounds for a pause in the tightening cycle of monetary policy. Investors are closely monitoring any comments from Fed representatives, as even hints at potential future changes in policy — for instance, the possibility of resuming ...

... indicate industrial recovery. Eurozone (12:00 GMT): The Services PMI will reflect the broader economic conditions within the Eurozone. Positive data could bolster the euro. United States: Initial Jobless Claims (13:30 GMT): This metric assesses the stability of the U.S. labor market, a crucial component of economic confidence. New Home Sales (15:00 GMT): An indicator of the housing market's resilience amid prevailing interest rates. Canada: Producer Price Index (PPI) (13:30 GMT): Changes in industrial ...

... and water. In this article, we examine what natural monopolies are, why they are necessary, how they are regulated by the state, and provide examples of the largest Russian companies in this area. Find out how these structures ensure infrastructure stability and how they affect everyday life. Natural Monopolies: Definition, Features, and Examples in Russia What are natural monopolies? Natural monopolies are a unique type of monopoly in which the market is served more efficiently by one company ...