... Europe: GDP figures from the UK and the Eurozone will set the mood in the markets in the morning. Weak growth in the European economy could negatively impact the banking and industrial sectors, whereas positive surprises would support the demand for risk assets. Afternoon US PPI data will provide information on the pricing environment in the US manufacturing sector—it will complement the previously released CPI data and help gauge inflation's entrenchment. The corporate reports of the day cover ...

... six months, was lifted for a period from May 20 to June 30, and a similar decision was made for shipments in July. The restriction was reintroduced in August. Pavel Sorokin, Deputy Minister of Energy, explained the reinstatement of the ban due to the risk of fuel shortages during the scheduled maintenance season at refineries. In mid-August, the government extended the ban from September 1 until the end of the year. The trend of falling exchange prices for gasoline is expected to continue in the ...

... investments (and often participating in staking), are less inclined to make quick sales, thereby reducing pressure on the price during market fluctuations. However, the concentration of such a volume of ETH in the hands of a few entities also carries risks: if even one major owner decides to take profits or is forced to sell, a substantial volume of supply could flood the market, exacerbating volatility and negatively impacting the price. Overall, the presence of strategic investors supports a bullish ...

... products. According to Rosstat, total petroleum product production in the first nine months of 2024 decreased by 2.4% year-on-year. Therefore, it is now much harder for oil companies to keep prices within acceptable regulatory limits. As a result, the risks of gasoline price increases remain, regardless of the season. As of the end of October, retail gasoline prices have risen by 8.7%, outpacing the country's average inflation rate of 7.02%. The biggest contribution to the price increase came from ...

... more profitable inventory mix (e.g., a greater proportion of high-margin used vehicle sales). If management reports continuation of M&A strategy (new dealership acquisitions) and healthy consumer demand, LAD shares may see upward momentum. However, risks include potential cooling in the automotive market—signs of declining prices for used cars or rising interest rates (increased auto loan costs) may temper investor enthusiasm even with strong current results. Corporate Reports After Market Closure ...