The mini-truce on the agenda reduces movements while waiting for the news that the ECB will provide and the inflation data in the coming days. The Bouquetin tries to consolidate yesterday's rise.
Starting tomorrow, the second half of the week will leave little room for respite for investors. But until then, Today's agenda grants a truce which can limit movements. The significant rebound obtained yesterday on Wall Street, after the correction suffered the previous week, has barely been transposed to other markets. This morning, in Japan, the Nikkei closed with a zero score, and in Europe the main indices are limited to consolidating their positions.
The European Central Bank meeting, with the expected interest rate cut, and inflation data from the United States will be the next revelations that investors will be faced with. The figures from IPC From the United States, expectations could also vary regarding the meeting of the Federal Reserve September 18. The market remains divided between those in favor of an initial Fed reduction of 25 basis points and those in favor of a more aggressive reduction of 50 basis points. The first option, that of 25 basis points, could prove insufficient in the event of a deterioration in the economy, while the second option, that of a reduction of 50 basis points, could amplify investors' fears of a much more unfavorable macro context.
Ibex 35
THE Spanish Stock Exchange fails after the increases made yesterday, returning to the latent doubts since the beginning of September. The truce on the agenda extends to an ibex that tries to consolidate its last movements, close to 11,300 points.
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