... EIA data on US oil inventories, which will determine the short-term demand-supply balance for the commodity. On the corporate side, a series of reports from major companies are expected: results from retail, industrial, and tech leaders from different regions will be released before the market opens, followed by financial reports from key US technology sector players after the close. Investors will need to compare macroeconomic data and corporate results in combination: monetary decisions ↔ inflation ...

... which plays an important role in the economy. Positive data will support the ruble and strengthen investor confidence. 11:55 MSK: Germany - Services and Composite PMI for November As the largest 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 regional economic dynamics. Growth in PMIs may enhance ...

... which plays an important role in the economy. Positive data will support the ruble and strengthen investor confidence. 11:55 MSK: Germany - Services and Composite PMI for November As the largest 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 regional economic dynamics. Growth in PMIs may enhance ...

What awaits the global economy and financial markets in 2025? In their latest Macro Outlook 2025 report, experts highlight key trends, including slowing economic growth, inflation challenges, and prospects for various sectors. Find out which regions will demonstrate resilience, where the main risks lie, and which investment strategies will be most effective in the face of global uncertainty. Macroeconomic Forecast for 2025: Key Findings from the Macro Outlook 2025 Report The macroeconomic ...

... week the regulator may raise rates again from the current 5.50% to 5.75-6% in a bid to tame persistent inflation (~6.5% y/y). Overall, European investors welcome the reduction of external risks but remain cautious amid weak economic indicators for the region and ongoing high price pressures on businesses and consumers. Asia: Stimulus in China and Resilience of Indian Growth Asian markets are experiencing mixed sentiments, reflecting a balance between domestic issues and an improving external backdrop....