Stock markets cautious ahead of the FOMC
The macro picture that is taking shape is outlining a certain divergence between the European Union and the US. In Europe, the ECB confirmed expectations by lowering policy rates by 25bps and placing the deposit rate at 3%: this marked the fourth rate cut in 2024, for a total reduction of 100bps.
Last week US yields resumed pricing in still rather solid inflation levels, albeit not on the rise. This also impacted the global stock markets, that remained cautious.
Investor focus is now on the next FOMC meeting, expected to provide indications on the next US monetary policy management moves.
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