Shares continue to face difficulties, despite the positive session in Asia as investors weigh and discuss the future policies of central banks, in particular the ECB and the Fed. Bond yields are clearly not intended to fall, and this has a very negative impact on the indices and gives investors confidence in US dollars. However, a look at the cash flow in Europe shows that they are in positive territory after the inflation figures that have weakened the euro have been announced.
What to expect by the end of the day?
Taking into account the mixed mood among investors, we expect a negative end of the week for major indexes and a rise in the dollar. After the poorer inflation data in Europe, the EUR kept its bearish momentum, but this was largely expected by investors, as real data on core inflation in the region tended to move in unison with forecasts.
Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal
Jr Trader Petar Milanov
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