The North American Stock Exchange remains close to its maximum historical contribution. In addition, this week the inflation of August in the US will be known, the last weight of weight that the Federal Reserve will know before deciding whether it will cut the rate.
After a Friday, the main indices of Wall Street seem to recover optimism at the start of the week. This Monday, the main stock markets operate upwards, by the hand of The renewed expectations that the United States Federal Reserve (FED) Finally make the first rate reduction so far this year.
In Europe, the Paneuropeo Index Euro Stoxx 50 rises 0.44%, while the German Dax increases 0.51%, the French cac a +0.42. Outside the eurozone, the British ftse increases 0.04%. In Asia, the wheel was also positive: the bag of Shanghai increased 0.38%, the HANG Kong Hang Seng a +0.85% and the Nikkei 225 Japanese +1.62%.
Wall Street continues at record levels
In the previous one, the NYSE Opera upwards: the Dow Jones Industrial Index rises 0.13%, while the index of the technological sector, Nasdaq Compositeincreases 0.36%.
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For its part, the S&P 500the indicator that brings together the most important companies in the North American Square, increases 0.22%. Last Thursday it closed at 6,502.08 points, Its maximum historical contribution. So far this year, it accumulates a rise of 19.84%.
Waiting for the Fed
This Thursday the Retail price index (CPI) From the United States, one of the two most important data that FED has when deciding whether its monetary policy is being effective to cool inflation and keep the North American labor market in good condition.
The decision will be known this Wednesday, September 17, after the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the agency, to resolve its decision.
Source: Ambito
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