Mixed Sentiment in Global Stock Markets as Traders Eye US GDP Data and BOE's Governor's Speech
===============
#76cf07ec ver:1.65
Mixed sentiment in global stock markets as traders eye US GDP data and BOE's governor's speech. Stock markets around the world are experiencing mixed movements as investors navigate economic uncertainty and political events. Global markets started the week with varied movements in indices, the dollar, and Treasury yields. Despite fading hopes for US interest rate cuts and worries about political upheaval in Europe, stock markets edged higher on both sides of the Atlantic on Monday. In Asia, Tokyo closed down nearly two percent as investors took a risk-averse stance and fresh data fueled worries about the US economy. European shares closed marginally higher, with banks and technology stocks rebounding. Global stocks traded cautiously as traders await US business surveys for clues about the strength of the US economy. The dollar hit multi-week highs and markets awaited U.S. business surveys for clues to determine whether the world's largest economy remains strong enough to withstand high interest rates. In debt markets, U.S. Treasuries were set to end the week on the back foot as Fed rate cut doubts lowered the appeal of the fixed interest-paying securities. Investors will be closely watching the release of the personal consumption expenditures price index, which is the Fed's favored inflation gauge, to assess the timing of interest rate moves....
#newstr #StockMarket #EconomicUncertainty #PoliticalEvents #Yen'sDecline #BankOfJapan #AsianCurrencies #UsFederalReserve #OilPrices #InterestRates #UsPceData #FrenchElections #EuropeanMarkets #Stoxx600 #Germany #Switzerland #CzechRepublic #SwissNationalBank #BankOfEngland #BondMarket #Us10yearTreasuryYield #Germany's10yearYield #Uk's10yearYield #UsGdpData #Boe'sGovernorSpeech #GermanGfkConsumerClimate #UkPolitics #CryptoMarket #Bitcoin
https://here.news/story/76cf07ec?ver=1.65
US Stocks Open Higher as Investors Await Key Inflation Data and Big Tech Earnings /
npub18l…f2u2v
2024-06-27 19:06:37
Author Public Key
npub18l6qrl3ptu3kjty9rggrfv28pptwpjnkta4mg98ehk88cgznhlmqkf2u2vPublished at
2024-06-27 19:06:37Event JSON
{
"id": "38312d7e23f6b608c9c5e6d486f0f527fb2c5ac4be073efa4c12e18d4432ea56",
"pubkey": "3ff401fe215f23692c851a1034b1470856e0ca765f6bb414f9bd8e7c2053bff6",
"created_at": 1719515197,
"kind": 1,
"tags": [],
"content": "Mixed Sentiment in Global Stock Markets as Traders Eye US GDP Data and BOE's Governor's Speech\n===============\t\n#76cf07ec ver:1.65\n\nMixed sentiment in global stock markets as traders eye US GDP data and BOE's governor's speech. Stock markets around the world are experiencing mixed movements as investors navigate economic uncertainty and political events. Global markets started the week with varied movements in indices, the dollar, and Treasury yields. Despite fading hopes for US interest rate cuts and worries about political upheaval in Europe, stock markets edged higher on both sides of the Atlantic on Monday. In Asia, Tokyo closed down nearly two percent as investors took a risk-averse stance and fresh data fueled worries about the US economy. European shares closed marginally higher, with banks and technology stocks rebounding. Global stocks traded cautiously as traders await US business surveys for clues about the strength of the US economy. The dollar hit multi-week highs and markets awaited U.S. business surveys for clues to determine whether the world's largest economy remains strong enough to withstand high interest rates. In debt markets, U.S. Treasuries were set to end the week on the back foot as Fed rate cut doubts lowered the appeal of the fixed interest-paying securities. Investors will be closely watching the release of the personal consumption expenditures price index, which is the Fed's favored inflation gauge, to assess the timing of interest rate moves....\n\n#newstr #StockMarket #EconomicUncertainty #PoliticalEvents #Yen'sDecline #BankOfJapan #AsianCurrencies #UsFederalReserve #OilPrices #InterestRates #UsPceData #FrenchElections #EuropeanMarkets #Stoxx600 #Germany #Switzerland #CzechRepublic #SwissNationalBank #BankOfEngland #BondMarket #Us10yearTreasuryYield #Germany's10yearYield #Uk's10yearYield #UsGdpData #Boe'sGovernorSpeech #GermanGfkConsumerClimate #UkPolitics #CryptoMarket #Bitcoin \n\n https://here.news/story/76cf07ec?ver=1.65",
"sig": "6860a5d53da32d4170c670a9f68e712f9035a1dbf0f22167bdce1ecf25698a5a343cf168a63148fa7fe6cee54718b202c061c6fac53803e07b477fff76c83070"
}