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Calendar of Economic Events for Investors and Traders (December 2 - December 6, 2024)

... December 6, 2024, presents a packed economic calendar for investors and traders. Key events include the release of Manufacturing and Services PMI data across various countries, crucial U.S. economic indicators such as the Nonfarm Payrolls report, an OPEC+ meeting that could impact oil markets, and several dividend payments and investor days for major Russian companies. Market participants should closely monitor these events as they may significantly influence financial markets and trading decisions ...

Economic Calendar for Investors and Traders (December 9-13, 2024)

... 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 decisions. 189th OPEC Conference (15:00 MSK) The main event for the oil market. Production quotas will be discussed, directly affecting oil price dynamics. US: WASDE Report (20:00 MSK) The US Department of Agriculture report will provide important information on global ...

Нефть сегодня: запасы в США падают по данным EIA – что это значит для цен и инвесторов

... подтверждает высокий внутренний спрос – американцы больше ездят, увеличивая расход топлива. Ограничения предложения: Глобально страны OPEC+ продолжают сдерживать добычу, а сланцевые компании в США не спешат наращивать производство темпами прошлых лет. В результате приток новой ...

Новости ТЭК 11 мая 2025: Давление OPEC+, газовый разрыв ЕС и рост маржи НПЗ на фоне падения цен

11 мая энергетические рынки отреагировали на рост добычи нефти от OPEC+, усиливающееся давление ЕС по отказу от российского газа и снижение цен на сырьё. НПЗ получают рекордные маржи, несмотря на спад цен, а ...

Eni has started supplying oil from Kazakhstan via the Druzhba pipeline.

... through Ust-Luga and the Druzhba pipeline are, in fact, related to the need to bypass existing infrastructure limitations. However, it should be noted that the demand for such supplies is relatively small, partly due to Kazakhstan's participation in the OPEC+ deal. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, Kazakhstan's oil production from December 2023 to July 2024 decreased by 50,000 barrels per day (bpd), to 1.53 million bpd (excluding gas condensate). This level is below the OPEC+ quotas, which ...