European markets fall before the decline in the financial and banking sectors. In New York, the actions rehearse a rebound after Tuesday’s decline.
European stock markets fall this Wednesday as a leaflet of Wall Street on the previous wheelwith the bank and financial sectors at the head of the casualties in the old continent. This day, The main indices of the New York Stock Exchange announce slight increases in the “Premarket”.
He EURO STOXX PANEUROPE INDEX drops 0.34%, similar to most regional bags, such as the German Dax, which falls 0.26%and the French CAC, with -0.66%. The big banks yield 0.9%, with the German Deutsche Bank, the British Barclays, the French Société Générale and the Danish Sydbank falling more than 1% each. Similarly, the subscript of financial services also falls 1.1%.
For their part, the Asian bags rebounded on Wednesday, thanks to the renewed enthusiasm for artificial intelligence and semiconductors, which promoted the rebound of companies in the China technology sector. The Shanghai bag rose 0.83%, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng increased 1.37% and Japanese Nikkei 225 0.34%.
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Wall Street wants to leave Tuesday’s stroke behind
The main Wall Street indices fell yesterday, product of the statements of the President of the United States Federal Reserve (FED), Jerome Powellwhich gave few indications about the future trajectory of interest rates.
According to the president of the North American Central Bank, there is no risk -free monetary policy: Inflation remains high and the dynamics of the labor market has slowed down.
Therefore, interest rates remain somewhat restrictive to avoid greater acceleration of price dynamics, and the new cuts will be adjusted cautiously based on the next data. Powell added that the stock market is “quite valued”which, added to economic uncertainty, motivated the profits.
However, In pre -opening that trend seems to be left behind. The Dow Jones industrial index increases 0.02%, S&P 500 0.12%and NASDAQ 0.20%. Among the companies with the greatest volatility include the rises of Intel and Amazon, both above 1%, while Micron falls with a similar percentage.
Source: Ambito
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