Markets are generally positive although risk appetite is crushed by renewed tensions in the Middle East. European stocks are seen rising with attention to inflation data expected to decline
In order to react to the slowdown in the labor market, the Fed raises the Fed Funds target to 4,75-5,0%. Another half-point cut by the end of the year. Powell: "Progress on inflation, the presidential elections have nothing to do with the decision"
Interview with Gabriel Debach, Italian market analyst at eToro. Once the Fed president's speech has been archived with the confirmation of a rate cut in September, investors return to looking at the stock markets. The slide at the beginning was scary...
The growth of Kamala Harris' anti-Trump candidacy, the easing of the Fed's monetary policy and the first steps towards the formation of a democratic and pro-European government in France are all good news for the financial markets which see fading…
The softening of rates hinted at by Powell at Jackson Hole is liked by the market and especially by Big Tech which gives particular shine back to the Nasdaq. The European stock markets are also all up, including Milan which is among the best in the Old...
Kamala Harris' acceptance speech as President of the United States at the Democratic Convention in Chicago, French President Macron's meeting with parliamentary groups to create a government and the speech of the President of the Fed...
What is really behind the effervescence of American stock markets? Curiously, mid caps are doing better than Big Tech and promise to continue. Europe awaits white smoke over von der Leyen
France remains at the center of investors' concerns in the Old Continent. Moody's warning on debt-related prospects and the repeal of the pension reform. What to follow in Piazza Affari
Powell won't cut Fed rates until inflation is fully under control. Uncertainty over the future French government sends the Paris stock market into a tailspin. Only the Nasdaq is saved in the wake of Nvidia's new leap
The president of the ECB and the president of the Fed, at the Sintra Forum, remain cautious on interest rate cuts, preferring to wait for more solid economic data before proceeding with the cut
The high tech giants are in trouble. Chinese to the rescue. Great anticipation for the words of the Presidents of the Fed and the ECB. Ftse Mib superstar
Powell will speak to the Senate on Wednesday and Lagarde will speak at the ECB summit on Thursday but the weakness of the markets in Europe and America reveals that no one expects surprises on the rate cut which will not happen before June
As expected, the US central bank left interest rates unchanged for the fourth consecutive time - Fed President Jerome Powell curbs optimism on the markets: "a cut in March is not the most likely hypothesis"
During the press conference Powell did not go so far as to declare mission accomplished but implied that the increases are probably over. He also has rising openings in Asia and Europe. Today the ECB and Tim Board. Cucinelli on the shields
The slowdown in the US economy suggests that the turning point on interest rates is approaching. All the spotlight on Powell's speech tonight
Powell in dove version pleases the markets - The cost of money could fall in mid-2024
Powell warns that the fight against inflation is not over and does not rule out the possibility of a Fed rate hike within the year - The dollar strengthens, the stock markets fall
The Fed Chairman's speech at the Jackson Hole summit reduces Wall Street's gains but does not cancel the increases in Europe and Piazza Affari
All the spotlights on the financial markets are focused today on the Jackson Hole summit where Powell and Lagarde will say what the state of health of the economy is and above all what the monetary policy they intend to implement in the coming months will be. Eyes…
Traditional global weekend meeting of central bankers - It's not just China that worries them but the slow decline in inflation, the future of rates and the risk of recession
Equity markets tonic despite the announcement of new rate hikes - Tim takes off and senses the possible conclusion of the sale of the network
From the ECB Forum in Sintra, the two central bankers confirm that the monetary policies of the US and the EU will continue to be restrictive - Powell: "The majority of the committee wants two more hikes" - But Lagarde warns that the increase in…
At the center of attention is the great Sintra event, the Portuguese cartel where the major central bankers meet. Most of them still see rate hikes in July and September
The announcements of new rate hikes annoy the markets but the good US macro data relaunch the stock markets
All markets awaiting tomorrow's speech by the Fed Chairman - In Milan banks ok but oil, Stellantis and Pirelli down
In America, the season of rate hikes seems over but the markets are not celebrating as yet another banking crisis opens: that of Pacwest Bancorp - Summit at the White House on artificial intelligence - Gold at the top
The President of the Federal Reserve immediately cools the illusion that the crisis of Svb and other American banks could loosen the monetary tightening. Fed rates are now at 5%, the likes of which have not been seen in years
The Fed Chairman speaks hawkishly and the markets immediately turn negative: according to Powell, the US economy and inflation are running faster than expected and call for a new monetary tightening
Mixed stock exchanges awaiting the intervention of the Fed President - Piazza Affari rises thanks to banks and insurance companies - Ovs rally
The markets suffer from the Stockholm syndrome, from where the Fed Chairman will speak this afternoon - Piazza Affari outclasses Wall Street
Today Powell announces the Fed's new rate hike but the market trusts that the tightening will be soft after the drop in inflation - Bonds and euro on the shields
"The time has come to slow down the pace of interest rate growth" says the Fed President who surprises the markets: Wall Street flies and the dollar falls while bonds run - The BTP beats everyone - Unknown Tim…
Thanks above all to the push from emerging markets (South Korea in the lead), the stock exchanges close a record November - Waiting for Powell's speech - Excellent debut by DRS (Leonardo) on the Nasdaq
INTERVIEW WITH GIOVANNI TAMBURI, founder and CEO of Tip – “The Fed tells a lie to extinguish any dangerous euphoria but demand is impetuous on the markets". Tip's founder on the elections: "If the right wing wins, the state budget at the…
The Powell effect on the markets continues but reduces a bit after Friday's slide also thanks to the reduction in gas prices
All the stock markets are down today despite the drop in gas prices: the Fed's aggressiveness on rates still weighs heavily, which already knocked Wall Street down on Friday
All the stock exchanges in the red after the intervention of the Fed President while the upward race in European gas prices does not stop - Piazza Affari is the worst European stock exchange and the spread widens
All eyes of the markets are turned today to the Jackson Hole meeting and Powell's speech at 16pm: where is America on inflation and the recession and what will the Fed do on rates?
Waiting for the Fed Chairman's speech this afternoon at the Jackson Hole meeting, alarm for the record race in gas prices and for the speculative attack on hedge BTPs blocked by the ECB – However, some…
Gas prices continue to soar and disturb the markets that anxiously await Powell's words in Jackson Hole tomorrow afternoon - The FT writes that hedges are preparing to bet against Italy but for now…
Expectations for new interventions by Lagarde and Powell at the Sintra summit, but markets fear recession and reverse course downwards
Yesterday's intervention by the Fed Chairman calmed the markets, managing to reduce the pressure on rates, bring down the dollar and revive oil - But today all eyes are focused on the US inflation trend of…
The Fed Chairman confirms that everything will be done to stem inflation and does not rule out the next rate hike but does not scare the markets, all on the rise - Piazza Affari gains 0,58%
Faced with soaring inflation, the Federal Reserve reduces asset purchases but leaves rates unchanged until well into 2022 - Today it's the ECB's turn - Wall Street soars and Apple is close to 3 trillion capitalization -…
As soon as he was reconfirmed as Chairman of the Fed, Powell admitted that inflation can no longer be considered a temporary phenomenon but the ECB instead continues to use more reassuring tones - Here's how things really are
Yesterday the stock exchanges, in Milan as on Wall Street, toasted the American takeover bid project on Tim despite Vivendi's niet, with the share rising by more than 30%, but what will happen on the markets today? - Same…
Great expectations for the Fed Chairman's speech at the meeting of central bankers - Powell, who is playing for confirmation, will mediate between hawks and doves on tapering - Stock markets on alert
Great expectations for the summit of central bankers in Jackson Hole but in the meantime rumors have leaked about Yellen's intention to propose the confirmation of Powell at the helm of the Fed
The Fed Chairman hinted yesterday that the central bank is on the verge of changing monetary policy and reducing purchases of securities, but the unknown factor of the Delta variant and the slowdown in China lead to prudence
"We will do what is necessary and we will not raise rates to stop the transitory increase in inflation": with these words the Fed Chairman reassured the markets - Bitcoin falls below $30 due to pressure from the Chinese authorities
In the Italian evening, the Fed president speaks to Congress, but an early tightening on rates is excluded. Negative Piazza Affari, with double-speed banking. The spread is stable
The Fed Chairman spoke of a "strong recovery" to come, but the sell-off on Nasdaq stocks are flocking and the blockade of the Suez Canal does not invigorate oil - Today the debut of the short Btp
More than Biden's new deal, it was the interventions of the President of the Fed, Powell, and of the US Treasury Secretary, Yellen that polarized the attention of the markets which in Europe as in America have scraped by waiting for the two…
On the wings of Tesla, the American high-tech index dribbles the current rotation and makes a new leap upwards - Profits instead on the Chinese stock exchanges - The Turkish crisis is partially back, but the Istanbul Stock Exchange has…
Another decline of Big Tech and Big Pharma on Wall Street which starts a strong rotation but the Fed Chairman cools the fear of inflation and confirms the expansionary monetary policy - Piazza Affari in the red despite the…
Wall Street remedies yesterday's intervention by Powell and enhances the confirmation of the expansionary monetary policy: the effect is the rise in all stock markets on both sides of the ocean - GameStop fever - Piazza Affari gains more than 1%, dragged…
Almost all the European stock markets are down while the American stock market is up, confidently awaiting Powell's words - Moncler, Saipem, Tenaris and Diasorin go against the trend in Piazza Affari.
The American Central Bank changes strategy: for the next 5 years it will allow inflation to temporarily rise above 2% - Meanwhile, in the second quarter, US GDP drops by 31,7%
Powell rules out Fed rate hike in the face of stock exchange euphoria, but leaves markets indifferent - Today the spotlight is on the BTP auction and Atlantia's quarterly
Btp Italia at the start today - Gold at its highest level for over 7 years - Oil restarts and the markets are characterized by cautious optimism after the message from the President of the Fed - Terna and MPS in the meeting
The Fed Chairman does not move interest rates and believes that the Italian political crisis represents a further element of uncertainty: the stock exchanges retreat immediately, also due to the new Chinese tariffs.
Waiting session for Piazza Affari awaiting the outcome of the first face-to-face between the heads of M5S and Pd to give the country a government but also the intervention of the Fed President on rates
The signal launched yesterday by the President of the Fed on the reduction of interest rates pushes the stock markets and for the first time in history the S&P index exceeds the threshold of 3 basis points
Fed Governor stings Trump: 'Congress has given us an important degree of independence, we only act on the data' - Wall Street runs in opening
In the middle of the day, Piazza Affari is the best price list among the European ones - The falling spread is good for the banks, Saipem flies after the maxi contract in Saudi Arabia
The hearing of the Fed President who announces the strengthening of US growth makes the European stock exchanges spin - Piazza Affari, pushed by Mediaset but also by Brembo, Leonardo and Ubi, gains 0,7%: only Frankfurt has done better - In…
The first intervention by the Fed president in the US Congress pushes the dollar upwards and has a negative impact on the American and Asian markets: Europe is also in the red, Milan limits the damage - Fight the banks, realize on Campari -…
Comcast's 31 billion dollar offer for Sky sets Wall Street on fire, while the judicial dispute between Mediaset and Vivendi is postponed to October - Meanwhile, the Powell effect on rates (4 hikes expected in 2018) is immediately felt: the…
Jerome Powell was sworn in and officially became the new chairman of the US Federal Reserve, succeeding Janet Yellen: "Humbly honored. Today unemployment is low, the economy is growing and inflation is low: we will continue to support growth, prices and Work".
Future Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, following the path already indicated by Yellen, has explicitly argued that prudential rules on banks "must be tailored to the size and role of each bank" so as to…
The good tone of the dollar and the hearing of the president-designate for the Fed give new impetus to European stock markets, all of which are positive. Milan closes at +0,5%. Oil recovering and spreads decreasing. In Piazza Affari, Telecom Italia and the…
Supporter of Yellen's monetary policy, but also of financial deregulation wanted by Trump: this is who the new number one of the American Central Bank is, the first in 30 years not to have a doctorate in economics.
US President Donald Trump officially has Jerome Powell as the new Fed Governor in place of Janet Yellen whose monetary policy he will continue - Trump's choice is now being examined by the Senate and, if all goes smoothly,…
Yellen leaves US rates unchanged but the rise is around the corner: today Trump will appoint Powell to presidency of the Federal Reserve - Wall Street and oil slow down - Hoaxes weigh on Facebook - S&P raises the votes of…
He is a moderate Republican, a supporter of the Yellen line in monetary policy, and has sat on the board of the US Central Bank since 2012 - NYT sources define him as a "safe" choice for US President Donald Trump.
The role of governor will be held until next February by Janet Yellen, but it is already full succession - The other two candidates are Kevin Warsh, a member of the Fed board from 2006 to 2011, and Gary Cohn, his adviser…