On August 29, 2025, key economic indicators from the US, Germany, and Canada are at the forefront of financial news. Inflation in these countries continues to significantly impact commodity and financial markets. In particular, the expectations for US PCE inflation are raising questions about the future policies of the Federal Reserve. In Germany, the CPI index has also seen considerable changes in August. Meanwhile, Canada’s GDP for the second quarter shows growth, which piques investor interest. Additionally,...

... or other factors, investors might expect a more dovish tone from Powell. Conversely, a continued hawkish rhetoric on fighting inflation will signal that interest rates are likely to remain high longer. The symposium in Jackson Hole traditionally has the ... ... (WMT) — the world’s largest retailer (S&P 500). The report for Q2 of the 2025 financial year will be released before the US market opens. Investors will focus on sales dynamics in the USA and the company's international business. Comparable store ...

... aimed at developing the economic situation, while preliminary GDP data for the second quarter of 2025 is being published in the United States. These and other economic news from August 28, 2025, will form the basis for analyzing current trends such as inflation expectations in the Eurozone, corporate earnings reports in the U.S. and Europe, and the economic indicators of Switzerland. Stay with us to learn more about the latest developments and their implications for the global financial system. Economic Events and Corporate Reports for Thursday, August 28, 2025: EU Sanctions, GDP Data from Switzerland and the USA, ECB Minutes, US Labor Market,...

... may lead to actual energy supply disruptions or changes in fuel consumption. Geopolitics and Sanctions: The deadline for the US ultimatum to Russia is set for the second decade of August. In the event of new sanctions imposed on Moscow, there could be ... ... which would also positively affect energy demand. Financial Markets and Economics: Data on the state of the global economy (inflation, interest rates, industrial growth) will influence commodity markets. If large economies show signs of slowdown, this ...

... understanding of customer needs. The principles of sustainable growth and flexibility are becoming not just a guideline for us, but a necessity. Despite the slowdown, I am convinced that Russian businesses are able to adapt and even benefit from these ... ... to 2-3% in the fourth quarter of 2024 is a reflection of the current challenges and the need to tighten policies to contain inflation. With tight monetary policy holding back economic activity, businesses and investors need to rethink their strategies ...