Markets start the week with a holiday in the UK in Europe and a truce in oil interest and debt from US employment data. Ibex, having lost 2.7% last week, is stepping up gains led by momentum from Indra and Grifols.
As the week kicks off with a holiday at one of Europe’s main hubs of activity, the London Stock Exchange, we remain focused on the impact of employment data USA published last Friday. A marked slowdown in job creation, including rising unemployment rates, has raised renewed fears of an economic slowdown. But at the same time, it lowered interest rates on debt and again revived the possibility of a coming rate cut.
The debt market, which is most sensitive to monetary policy, is retreating from the possibility of a more accommodative stance from the Fed. debt interest correct from its recent six-month highs. The required yield on US 10-year bonds drops to about 4.50%, just as in Europe the interest rate on German bonds is 2.50%, compared to about 3.25% for Spanish bonds. up to ten years.
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