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Arkady Volozh of data center provider Nebius will release financial results this week / Photo: X/Nebius
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U.S. Inflation, Eurozone GDP, and Nebius Earnings: What Investors Need to Know This Week
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U.S. economic growth slowed and fell short of expectations in the second quarter. What's next?
Consumer demand in China remains weak / Photo: humphery/Shutterstock.com
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China's GDP growth has slowed to a three-year low. What can we expect from Beijing?
Goldman Sachs explained why war with Iran did not collapse the world economy / Photo: Big Blink Creative / Shutterstock
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"Bending but not breaking": three reasons why Iran's war hasn't collapsed the economy
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U.S. economic growth since the start of the war has fallen short of expectations. Inflation accelerated
The crisis in the Middle East will trigger a jump in US inflation to 4.2% this year, researchers warn / Photo: Dogora Sun/Shutterstock
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War will trigger the biggest inflation spike in the U.S. among the G7 countries
PCE core inflation accelerated / Photo: ZikG / Shutterstock
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US economic growth was much worse than expected, core inflation accelerated
The key events will be the publication of the report on personal income and spending of Americans for December, as well as data from the consumer spending deflator - PCE / Photo: Stokkete / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: consumer spending data will increase volatility
Walmart and Wayfair, among others, will present quarterly results before the trading session opens / Photo: Erman Gunes / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: investors will focus on corporate news
U.S. retail sales unchanged ahead of 2026 / Photo: Qis2020 / Shutterstock
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U.S. retail sales in December fell short of expectations. What this means for the economy
Coca-Colas earnings report will be one of the key ones this week for Wall Street / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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US inflation, Ferrari and Coca-Cola earnings: what investors need to know this week
In the third quarter of 2025, US GDP grew by 4.4% year-on-year / Photo: 1000 Words / Shutterstock
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Consumer spending gave the U.S. economy its fastest gain in two years
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