... gradually adapting to the new conditions. Regional investors are focusing on niche projects and technologies aimed at import substitution, and startups from the CIS are increasingly targeting the Middle East and Asia to attract capital and ensure business growth. Trends and forecasts: cautious optimism By mid-2025, the global venture market is demonstrating a confident recovery after the decline of previous years. The return of large funding rounds, the emergence of new unicorns and the revival of IPO activity create conditions for further growth. At the same time, ...

... Traders: Monitor Russia’s Inflation and GDP Data: Higher inflation may increase expectations for monetary tightening, while GDP growth will support the ruble and equities. Analyze Russian Corporate Earnings: Q3 earnings reports will provide insights into ... ... market sentiment. Watch Dividend Announcements: Tatneft’s dividend decision could boost investor interest in energy stocks. For Global Traders: Focus on U.S. and UK Inflation Data: These figures will shape Fed and Bank of England rate expectations, impacting ...

... Inc (TOL): report at 00:30 MSK. Expected change: +4.6%. Tue sday, December 10 China: Global Trade Data (November) (06:00 MSK) China's export and import statistics reflect the state of global demand and supply. Results will be important for assessing global economic prospects. Australia: Central Bank Rate Decision (06:30 MSK) Markets expect comments on the state of the Australian economy, especially regarding inflation and growth. Any rate changes could significantly affect the Australian dollar exchange rate. Germany: Consumer Price Index (November) (10:00 MSK) A key indicator for the entire Eurozone. Germany's inflation level may influence future European Central Bank ...

... Investors Should Focus On This Monday, market sentiment is influenced simultaneously by macroeconomic and corporate factors from different parts of the globe. Morning news from China regarding effectively zero inflation may intensify concerns about global growth rates—signs of deflation in such a large economy typically cause investors to reduce risk. At the same time, the absence of trading in Japan may make the start of the day less volatile, allowing markets time to digest the stream of statistics....

... hourly earnings, crucial for assessing inflationary pressure, will be released: the forecast anticipates a month-on-month wage growth of approximately +0.3%. Market reactions to these economic events will be significant — a weak report could strengthen ... ... around the neutral mark of 50 points, indicating stagnation in the U.S. manufacturing industry. The final PMI values from S&P Global for American industry will also be published, confirming previously recorded sector dynamics. The combination of these ...