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Last week witnessed a continued surge in European stock markets, with the Euro Stoxx 50 index surpassing the historic milestone of 5,000 points for the first time. However, Wall Street's rally lost steam, concluding the week on a negative note primarily attributed to a resurgence in bond yields. Looking Ahead: Central Banks Set to Determine Interest RatesGlobal inflation may face risks of re-elevating due to signs of a rebound in energy prices, typically in crude oil. This resurgence poses a challenge to central banks' outlooks regarding their policy trajectories, especially considering that m...
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Amid ECB President Lagarde's hints on a June rate cut, the European stock markets continued to refresh their all-time highs with the Euro Stoxx 50 Index hitting above 4,900 and DAX topping 17,800 for the first time in history. The movement also mirrored a continuous record-breaking momentum on Wall Street after Fed Powell signalled to lower the interest rates sometime this year. The trajectory for the global market indicates a decline in government bond yields, reflecting expectations that central banks will initiate a rate-cut cycle in the second half of the year. Consequently, the US dollar ...
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