US PPI

Key events: USA - NY Empire State Manufacturing Index (Mar) USA - Michigan Consumer Sentiment (Mar) Eurozone - ECB's Lane Speaks On Thursday, the Dow closed lower, halting a three-day winning streak, as investor sentiment took a hit from reports indicating higher-than-expected inflation and signs of a slowdown in consumer activity. The S&P 500 declined by 0.2%, the NASDAQ Composite fell by 0.3%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped by 0.4%, representing a decrease of 137 points.

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Key events: USA - PPI (MoM) (Sep) USA - FOMC Meeting Minutes On Tuesday, the Dow Jones closed with gains, primarily influenced by fresh comments from the Federal Reserve suggesting a potential pause in rate hikes next month. This development helped keep Treasury yields in check. The Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced a 0.6% increase, equivalent to a rise of 185 points, while the Nasdaq saw a 0.8% gain, and the S&P 500 climbed by 0.7%.

Key events:   USA - Consumer Inflation Expectations On Friday, the Dow concluded with an increase, achieving a modest weekly advancement. However, the potential for further gains was limited due to resurfacing concerns about inflation, which led to an increase in Treasury yields. These inflation worries also dampened investor expectations that the Federal Reserve would refrain from implementing interest rate hikes later in the year.

Key events:       USA – PPI (MoM) (Nov)   European markets ended the day lower yesterday as nervousness over the global slowdown was very visible, and the market is in defensive mode ahead of the weekend. In contrast, U.S. markets were able to break a five-day losing streak, ending the session higher despite further weakness in oil prices, which reached their lowest levels of the year for the second straight day. This recovery, along with a positive Asian session, looks set to translate into a positive European open.