... 16:45 (MSK): Eurozone – ECB Press Conference The ECB president will present updated forecasts and elaborate on the monetary policy decision. This commentary could significantly impact European bond markets and the euro. 17:45 (MSK): Eurozone – ECB Economic Forecasts Projections for inflation and economic growth will provide guidance on the Eurozone’s future trajectory, influencing investment strategies and market expectations. 18:30 (MSK): USA – Natural Gas Inventory Data The EIA report will shed light ...

What changes await the global economy in 2025? Wells Fargo analysts have released their "2025 International Economic Outlook," in which they reveal key forecasts: from the impact of new U.S. tariff policies to a stronger dollar and the outlook for the world's largest economies, including China, the Eurozone, and India. Find out how these changes will affect global trade, currency markets, and investment ...

By the end of 2024, the ruble to dollar exchange rate may be in the range of 93 to 100 rubles. In this answer, we reviewed key expert forecasts, including estimates from the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and SberCIB Investment Research, and explained the main factors influencing the exchange rate: oil prices, inflation, interest rates, and the geopolitical situation. A detailed analysis and commentary from Open Oil Market CEO Sergey ...

... quarterly reports from US tech and consumer giants (Intuit, Workday, Ross Stores, Zoom, etc.) after market close. Key releases will also emerge from Asia and the Russian market (MOEX). Investors will compare these macro and micro signals, assessing how economic statistics align with corporate earnings and forecasts. Macroeconomic Calendar (MSK) 02:00 — Australia: preliminary PMI indices (August) for manufacturing, services, and composite. 03:30 — Japan: preliminary PMI indices (August) for manufacturing, services, and composite. 08:00 — India: preliminary ...

... (including suspensions of shipments of Azeri BTC in the Turkish port of Ceyhan), which have restricted supply in the market, are also providing additional support. On the other hand, the growth potential for oil prices is limited by signs of slowing global economic activity. Mixed macroeconomic data from the US and China lead to forecasts of moderate demand for energy carriers in the second half of the year. Many investment banks maintain a cautious forecast for Brent at year-end—around $60 per barrel—expecting that risk of weak demand will again come to the forefront. Thus,...