Without Wall Street for the holiday, global markets operate with moderate optimism

Without Wall Street for the holiday, global markets operate with moderate optimism

September 1, 2025 – 09:23

Chinese technology companies boost the rises in Asia, while in Europe the good humor of the market comes from data from the best manufacturing sector to those projected.

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International markets begin the first wheel of the week with a positive trend, With increases registered in the main stock markets of Asia and Europe. It is a wheel that will not have the participation of Wall Street, because in USA He is holiday by the Labor Day.

In the East, the Shanghai bag 0.46%rose, while the Japanese Nikkeii dropped 1.22%. The fury was observed in the HANG Kong Hang Sengthat a 2.15%by the hand of Alibabawhich increased 18.5% In that square.

Industrial improvement in Europe

For its part, in the Old Continent the Paneuropeo Index Euro Stoxx 50 increases 0.22%, after it was known that the EUROZONA MANUFACTURERO PMI showed superior to what was expected.

The index was 50.7 pointsovercoming both the forecast and the preliminary reading of 50.5. This is a notable increase with respect to July 49.8 and Mark the highest reading since June 2022reversing a downward trend.

At the local level, the rise of the German Daxwith 0.31%; and the French cac with 0.06%. The British FTSE stands out outside the Eurozone, which also rises 0.06%.

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The main course in the markets will be the August Employment Report that will be published on Friday.

The main course in the markets will be the August Employment Report that will be published on Friday.

Without Wall Street, but with focus in the US

While the American stock market does not operate this Mondaythe United States is likely to be the main focus of markets for the rest of the weekwith a series of key data on the state of the US economy that will be known as of Tuesday.

The main course will be the August Employment Report that will be published on Friday. The previous report not only realized a slowdown in the generation of employment in the US during that month, but also corrected the data of previous months, which forced the Federal Reserve (FED) to shuffle a feat of fees in September.

Therefore, two weeks after the Fed Committee meets to decide whether or not the current interest rate will maintain, the employment report next Friday It will be one of the two most important data that the agency will have available to make that decision. The other will be the August IPC, which will be known on Thursday, September 11.

Meanwhile, Wall Street comes from closing a bull month, with the S&P 500 having scored a monthly increase of 3.56% and a historical mark of 6,501.86 points last Thursday.

Source: Ambito

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