... dovish Fed are now dominant – investors are convinced that the fight against inflation will soon give way to economic stimulus. Europe: Trade Compromise with the U.S. and Economic Slowdown European stock indices ended the week with moderate gains. The pan-European ... ... haven" in gold. Fundamental conditions are favorable for further price growth in precious metals: inflation in leading economies remains above target benchmarks, and the shift by central banks towards easing policy is only beginning – this supports ...

... observed in the gas sector. Combined collections from MET on gas and export duties increased by 7% over the first seven months of 2024, amounting to an absolute growth of 66 billion rubles. This was partly due to the stabilization of gas exports to Europe. According to the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Gas (ENTSOG), Gazprom's supplies to the EU (including transit deliveries to Serbia and North Macedonia) averaged 97 million cubic meters per day in Q1 2024 and 96 million ...

... in the stock market and signaling price stabilization. Investors worldwide are monitoring inflation trends even in regional economies, as data from Canada could influence risk appetite, particularly in commodity and currency segments, given the country’s ... ... portion of profits to shareholders. BHP's reporting may influence the dynamics of mining sector stocks in Australia, Asia, and Europe, as well as overall market sentiment in the region. The Nikkei 225 index and other Asian indicators will consider signals ...

... demand, keeping the oil market in a state close to surplus. Brent quotes firmly remain below last year's highs. A number of analysts believe that if current trends persist, the average price of Brent could drop to $50-55 per barrel by 2026. Gas Market: Europe on the Brink of Winter with Record Inventories The European gas market remains in focus, as it confidently prepares for the upcoming heating season. EU countries are rapidly filling underground storage facilities, with their capacity already exceeding ...

... higher price, investing even more in modernization, turning the NIS refinery into one of the most technologically advanced in Europe, while the Serbian leadership tried to force a sale of the asset for a pittance,” – explains Yushkov. In the end, "Gazpromneft" ... ... Urals-grade Russian oil. Secondly, any alternative route would incur higher delivery costs, which is a crucial factor for smaller economies. Furthermore, both the Croatian port and the pipelines to Hungary and Serbia may not provide sufficient capacity if ...