Investors are waiting for the new data on the economy of the United States that will be known this Thursday. Meanwhile, the presentation of business balances continues.
Wall Street It operates with slight casualties in the premarket this Thursday, after playing new maximums during the last days. With the increase in The expectations of a Federal Reserve Rate (FED) That it was observed during this week, the focus of this day will be placed on unemployment data and wholesale inflation, which could further consolidate the possibility of a change in the position of the monetary authority.
Meanwhile, global markets operate slightly down, with the MSCI global stock index operating at -0.06%. In Asia, the fall was more pronounced: in China, the Shanghai bag 0.46%fell, the Hang Seng of Hong Kong contracted 0.37% and the Japanese Nikkeii 1.35%collapsed, after scoring its historical record in the previous wheel.
In Europe, for the moment, the situation is favorable. Despite industrial production data in the Eurozone below expected, economic activity and employment level was aligned with what was estimated by the market. Thus, the Euro Stoxx It rises 0.57%, and operates at its highest level since July 9. Meanwhile, the German Dax rises 0.65%, the French cac 0.51% and the United Kingdom Ftse 0.02%.
Wall Street: Between the balances and new USAs
In the American stock market, Pre -opening shows a cooling of the main indices: The industrial index Dow Jones low 0.03%; he Nasdaqcomposed of the main technological companies, 0.01%contracts; and the S&P 500which brings together the most important companies in the market, falls 0.03%.
At the business level, the business results season continues. This Thursday they publish their figures Alibaba, JD.com and Deere & Company, among others.
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In addition, in the morning the US wholesale inflation will be known, which analysts place in 2.5% per year, and the weekly report of unemployment applications, in a context in which the Fed is pressured to cut the rates.
In this sense, Goldman Sachs said Wednesday in a report that he expects the monetary authority to lower the rates this year three times, in 25 basic points, and two more in 2026.
Trump’s meeting with Putin
Meanwhile, commodities markets operate in moderation in the prelude to the Summit between US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin this Friday. Currently, the WTI oil barrel (U $ S62.92) rises 0.43% and the Brent (US $ 65,89) follows with 0.40%.
Trump threatened Wednesday with “severe consequences” If Putin did not accept peace in Ukraine and also raised the idea of a second summit that It would include Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski.
Source: Ambito
