Last year was one of the most serious tests for the Russian labor market following the COVID-19 pandemic. The launch of a special military operation, the exit of foreign companies and two waves of relocation have created unprecedented uncertainty for both workers and employers. But the Russian labor market went through these difficulties much more easily than expected at the beginning of 2022, Aleksey Zakharov, president of the SuperJob job search and recruitment service, is sure. Mobilization and relocation had practically no effect on the number of employees of large companies – in total, they affected 0.5-1% of their total number of employees, he said in an interview with Vedomosti.
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Serie A Comprehensive: Lautaro scored twice, Inter Milan reversed Cremonese_Sports_News Channel_Yunnan Net
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
original title:Serie A roundup: Lautaro scores twice, Inter Milan reverses Cremonese
The 20th round of the Italian Football League continued on the 28th. With Lautaro scoring twice, Inter Milan reversed Cremonese 2:1 away.
Inter Milan lost to Empoli at home in the last round of the league. Defender Skriniar received a red card in the game and was suspended. In addition, the two midfielders Barrera and Brozovic were also absent from the contest with Cremonese that day.
After the opening, Inter Milan suppressed the opponent on the offensive, but it was the opponent who scored first. In the 11th minute, Oaklake blasted a “world wave” from outside the penalty area and went straight to the dead corner. Inter Milan equalized the score in the 21st minute, Dzeko’s shot was blocked, and Lautaro succeeded with a supplementary shot. Since then, Inter Milan’s offensive has not diminished, but in the face of the home team’s strict defense, it has been unable to attack for a long time.
After changing sides and fighting once more, the Nerazzurri finally scored an overtake goal in the 65th minute by Lautaro. He received Dzeko’s through ball in the penalty area and scored with a strong shot, helping Inter Milan win 2:1.
Atalanta beat Sampdoria 2-0 that day. Meller and Lookman each scored a goal in the first and second halves. Samp suffered a five-game losing streak in all competitions.
In the other game of the day, Empoli drew 2:2 with Torino at home. (Li Mengqing)
Dollar closed at $4,550.53, on average, with a drop of $81.11 against the TRM of the day
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
This Monday, The dollar closed at $4,550.53 on average, which meant a decrease of $81.11 compared to the Representative Market Rate, which for today was $4,631.64.
The opening price recorded by the Set-FX platform is $4,570. The maximum value was $4,579 and the minimum was $4,520. More than US$876.4 million was traded through 1,363 transactions.
The dollar remains near nine-month lows once morest the euro and a group of other currenciesfollowing a host of Federal Reserve officials made the case for a downward shift in the US central bank’s rate-tightening campaign, while concerns regarding a possible economic downturn weighed on the Actions.
Investors are increasingly contrasting the US outlook with a relatively rosier outlook for Europe, which many believe will steer clear of recession this year.
Forecasts of a US recession in the second half of 2023, ongoing disputes in Congress over the debt ceiling and signals from companies weighed on stock index futureswhich struggled to ride Friday’s momentum that lifted the S&P 500 following four days of losses.
“The market has been offloading dollars, reflecting the view that the Fed will cut rates at the end of the year”Rabobank’s Jane Foley told Bloomberg.
The barrel of Brent oil, the reference for Colombia, rose 1.04% to US$88.54; while WTI rose 0.62% to US$82.15.
Oil prices extended last week’s gains on a more favorable outlook due to an economic recovery expected this year in Chinathe world’s leading oil importer.
Last week, Brent rose 2.8%, while the US benchmark registered an advance of 1.8%.
The director of the International Energy Agency, Fatih Birol, said on Friday that energy markets might tighten this year if the Chinese economy picks up as financial institutions expect.
“I wouldn’t be too relaxed regarding the markets, and 2023 may be a year where we see markets more tense than some colleagues may think.Birol told Archyde.com, speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos.
The dollar closed at $4,691 on average, with a drop of $57.23 against the current TRM
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
This Thursday, the dollar closed at $4,691.31 on average, which meant a drop of $57.23 compared to the Representative Market Rate, which for today is $4,748.54.
The minimum of the day was $4,656, while the maximum reached $4,717.9. More than US$1,622.6 million were negotiated through 2,528 transactions.
The US CPI data has an impact on oil and the broader market as it will shape expectations regarding the speed of interest rate hikes in the world’s largest economy.
US inflation reached 6.5% per year in 2022 and core inflation at 5.7%. Last year the figure peaked at 9% and analyst projections were that the headline CPI figure for December would hit 6.5%.
Excluding food and energy, the consumer price index rose 0.3% last month and 5.7% more than a year earlier, according to a Labor Department report on Thursday. Economists see the indicator, known as the core CPI, as better than the general measure.
The barrel of Brent oil, the reference for Colombia, rose 2.13% to US$84.43; while WTI rose 1.89% to US$78.87.
China, the world’s biggest oil importer, is reopening its economy following the end of strict Covid-19 restrictions, raising optimism that demand for fuel will grow in 2023.
The market is also bracing for a further curb on Russian supply due to sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine.
The US Energy Information Administration said the upcoming EU ban on maritime imports of petroleum products from Russia on February 5 might be more damaging than the EU ban on maritime imports of crude oil. from Russia applied in December 2022.