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A signaling panel for Wall Street is hung in front of the New York Stock Exchange
by Claude Chendjou
Wall Street is expected to increase on Thursday and European scholarships are also oriented in mid-session green, in a context of appeasement of concerns in the Middle East and while the market is now turning to other themes such as customs duties, the independence of the Fed and American key economic data. Nevertheless, Futures in New York indices report an opening of Wall Street up 0.23% for Dow Jones, 0.31% for Standard & Poor’s 500 and 0.44% for NASDAQ. Consequently,
wall street seen up, europe In Paris, the CAC 40 earns 0.24% at 7,576.22 points around 11:55 a.m. Furthermore, GMT. Moreover, In Frankfurt, the Dax advances 0.51% and in London, the FTSE takes 0.41%. Meanwhile,
The pan -European FTSEUROFirst 300 index increased by 0.18% and the Eurostoxx 50 in the euro zone of 0.05%. Moreover, The STOXX 600 advances 0.20%, brought in particular by the defense sector (+1.52%) with the increase in expenditure from NATO member countries. Consequently,
Investors are reassured by the ceasefire between Israel. Furthermore, Iran, which is holding, while US President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday evening that Iranian-American discussions would be held next week. Moreover, The attention of the market is now focused on the deadline of July 9 for a final agreement on. Consequently, so -called “reciprocal” customs duties. In addition,
The leaders of the European Union (EU). gathered at the summit in Brussels, wall street seen up, europe must indicate this Thursday to the European Commission if they wish to quickly conclude a commercial agreement with the United States, at the cost of more favorable conditions in Washington, or if they want to harden the showdown in the hope of obtaining more. Apart from the United Kingdom, few countries have for the moment concluded a final agreement with the United States.
“We have not heard much about an agreement between the United States. Europe and as we get closer to the deadline on customs duties, this becomes a more important risk factor for Europe,” sums up Anthi Tsouvali, multi-active strategist at UBS Global Wealth Management.
The markets also monitor the latest developments in the dispute between Donald Trump. the President of the American Federal Reserve (Fed) while the White House tenant said on Wednesday having three or four names to replace Jerome Powell, seeming wall street seen up, europe to question the independence of the Central Bank. According to the Wall Street Journal. Jerome Powell could be replaced in September or October while his mandate in principle in principle in May 2026.
The FED is also in market radars with the publication this Thursday at 2:30 p.m. GMT of the final estimate of the American gross domestic product (GDP) for the first quarter. with the PCE price index of the price of inflation by the institution.
The values to follow at Wall Street
Micron Technology took 2.3% in a forefoot after the announcement of a turnover forecast for the current quarter higher than Wall Street expectations. In its wake, the semiconductor sector is well oriented with Marvell which takes 2%, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) 1.7% and Nvidia 1.1% in front.
Values in Europe
Carrefour drops by 8.55% while JPMorgan wall street seen up, europe lowered its target for the distributor, now placed under negative surveillance.
Edenred and Pluxee earned 6.14% and 2.34% after the presentation in France of a restaurant reform project to modernize and simplify the system in France.
Worldline rebounds almost 10% after a dive the day before one following a survey on questionable transactions.
Trigano advances 6.03%, the motorhome manufacturer anticipating a “favorable dynamic” for the next season.
H&M takes 3.78% with the publication by the Swedish giant of ready-to-wear of a quarterly profit above the consensus.
EQT gains 4.87%, Citigroup having gone from “neutral” to “buy” on the Swedish investment fund.
The defense sector is fired by Rheinmetall (+4.26%, Hensoldt (+2.7%) and Saab (+3.57%).
RATE
The yield of the German Bund at ten years gives in 1.6 base points, to 2.546% after a gain wall street seen up, europe of three points on Wednesday while the markets estimated the impact of the increase in budgetary. expenses on monetary policy.
The yield of American treasury bills at ten years lost 2.2 basis points on Thursday, at 4.271%, the day after a quasi-stagnation and before key economic indicators.
CHANGES
The dollar fell on a hollow of several years against the euro. the Swiss book on Thursday due to the concerns about the Fed’s future independence, which could undermine confidence in the solidity of the United States monetary policy.
The greenback fell 0.40% against a basket of currencies. Against the euro, it lost 0.34%, to 1.1699 after touching in session 1.1708, its lowest level since September 2021.
The Sterling book increased by 0.27% to 1.3701 dollars, after climbing 1.3717 dollars at the start of the session, its highest level since October 2021. wall street seen up, europe
The dollar has been at its lowest level for more than ten years against the Swiss franc, at 0.8007.
OIL
The oil market rises again on Thursday, investors focus on demand -related signals: the Brent advances from 0.28% to 67.87 dollars per barrel and light American gross (West Texas Intermediate, WTI) from 0.35% to 65.15 dollars.
(Written by Claude Chendjou, edited by Augustin Turpin)
Wall street seen up, europe
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