... cycle is near completion. In such cases, a rise in stock indices, a decline in bond yields, and a weakening of the dollar can be expected. Notably, Powell is unlikely to announce concrete decisions, but even rhetorical nuances can significantly alter market forecasts. Investors worldwide may momentarily pause in anticipation – and immediate shifts in major assets are possible right after his speech. Corporate Reports: Before the Opening: On the last day of the week, there are practically no major public ...

... Collectively, these corporate reports will provide a broad picture of the state of the US economy, from consumer spending and real estate to industrial production and high technologies. Investors must analyze key metrics (revenue growth, profits, management forecasts), as they serve as a market analysis across sectors and may set the movement of stocks of similar companies. European Corporate Reports The European corporate agenda for July 22 is not as saturated as the American one, but includes reports from several major players that ...

... regulations, global expansion of USDC—provide a robust foundation for USD Coin's stability. The expected price of USDC in dollars will remain within a narrow range of $0.999–$1.001 on exchanges. Minor deviations from parity may occur during peak market volatility, but these are generally quickly mitigated by arbitrage traders. The forecast for USDC's price in rubles will depend on the dynamics of the ruble against the dollar. Assuming the USD/RUB exchange rate remains close to current levels, the price of 1 USDC in May 2025 will be approximately 80–85 rubles. Consequently, if ...

... expansion of retail trade and the service sector. Stronger consumer demand will also support GDP expansion, making the domestic market a key engine of growth – especially amid restrictions in external trade. Productivity, Inflation, and Corporate Profits ... ... efficiency? Current projections suggest labor productivity will grow much more slowly than wages. According to the Ministry’s forecast, productivity in 2025–2026 will increase by only ~2.2–2.3% per year, improving to around 2.8–2.9% by 2028. In other ...

... but not frozen" housing sector . For investors, housing numbers are significant as indicators of consumer demand and household financial health. An increase in sales would support shares of construction companies, but even a slight decline within forecast limits would not be shocking—the market has already priced in the factor of high borrowing costs. Corporate Earnings: Pinduoduo, HEICO, and More On August 25, market attention will also be on the earnings reports of several large publicly traded companies for the past quarter. Among ...