... may have been revised; investors will look to see if the trend of slowing price growth is confirmed. Inflation exceeding expectations will reinforce the hawkish stance of the European Central Bank, driving markets to price in the likelihood of further ECB rate hikes, which could strengthen the euro but cool European equity indices. Conversely, if price growth is below forecasts, this would provide relief for the ECB: a pause in tightening policy would become more likely, supporting equities in the ...

... economic data is scheduled for release, including Purchasing Managers' Indices (PMI) from major economies, the ADP employment report in the U.S., and oil inventory figures. Additionally, speeches from central bank leaders, including Fed Chair Powell, ECB President Lagarde, and the Bank of England Governor, may set the tone for global markets. In this article, we will analyze each event of the day in detail, their impact on the global economy and the Russian market, and provide recommendations for ...

... and weakening inflation in China could result in reduced global demand for European exports, particularly in industrial machinery and luxury goods. Additionally, subdued activity in Asia might lead to increased pressure on the European Central Bank (ECB) to maintain a dovish stance to support the Eurozone’s recovery. United States: Inflation expectations in the U.S. remain a critical factor for Federal Reserve policy. If consumers anticipate rising inflation, this could bolster expectations for ...

... will give insight into Europe’s export-import balance and economic resilience. Eurozone CPI (October) – At 13:00 GMT, inflation data for the Eurozone will be released. This could impact the euro and provide signals on future European Central Bank (ECB) policy. U.S. Housing Starts (October) – At 16:30 GMT, the U.S. Census Bureau will release data on new construction starts, a key indicator of the real estate market’s health. Canadian CPI (October) – Also at 16:30 GMT, inflation data from Canada ...

... European Central Bank will soften its rhetoric amid the weak economic backdrop. Inflation in the Eurozone is gradually decreasing (around 3% year-on-year in July compared to 3.4% in June); however, core price growth remains elevated at about 3.5%. The ECB, during its meeting at the end of July, had already halted rate increases, signaling a nearing peak in the tightening cycle. Given the challenges in Germany and other countries, expectations are growing that the regulator could take a prolonged pause ...