CAC 40: the Stock Exchange "Penalised by the Rise of Oil and Long-Term Rates"
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The Paris Stock Exchange is falling back on Tuesday, September 15, penalised by rising oil prices and rising interest rates. The CAC 40 is losing nearly 1% before the Fed's much-anticipated meeting, while bond yields are reaching new peaks.
The accounts of the wars and the madness of the trumpian economy on the way: in addition to fuel prices, the yields on the government bonds that have taken off are weighing, with the American decade that has exceeded the threshold of 5% for the first time since 2023. Tomorrow is expected a rise of the rates from the Federal Reserve. Donald will not be pleased
The European indices ended the fall on Tuesday (15), pressed by banks and by the risk aversion to oil and high long interest rates. The pan-European index Stoxx 600 closed the negotiations with a drop of 0.28%, to 634.18 points, at the lowest level since 12 June. Among the main indices, the CAC [...]
Long-term interest rates are rising in both Japan and the United States. In the US, rates briefly reached over 5%, the highest level in approximately three years, while in Japan, they rose again to over 3%. In the Japanese domestic bond market, the yield on newly issued 10-year government bonds, a benchmark for long-term interest rates, reached 3.03% on the afternoon of the 15th, and continued to rise, briefly reaching 3.035%. In the US, rising …
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The Paris Stock Exchange is evolving in red on Tuesday, held back by the continued rise in oil prices and sovereign debt interest rates, before the much-anticipated meeting of the US Federal Reserve (Fed).
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