Every day is good for the new record of the Japanese Nikkei which has stood since 1989. Eurostoxx at its highest since XNUMX
The tensions on T-Bonds are spreading to emerging markets, especially those most exposed to the dollar - Not by chance, Powell will speak three times this week, confirming the attention with which interest rate trends are followed -…
The Japanese Stock Exchange opens 2018 with a bang (+3,2%) and goes to its highest since 1992, while Wall Street collects new records - The dollar landslide stops and gold slows down - Oil at a 30-year high…
The Nikkei is back to 1991 levels - New records for Wall Street and the Asian stock exchanges - Piazza Affari is trying to metabolize the Creval effect on the banks: rain of quarterly earnings and government bonds is arriving.
The new system aims to deal with the collapse of currencies that could be triggered by a massive flight of capital, in turn triggered by the Fed rate hike, intended to strengthen the dollar
The Nikkei index closed at +2,31%, at 19.895,70 points. The broader Topix gained 2,29% to 1.585,86 points.
Second day of strong increases for the Japanese stock market driven by Shinzo Abe's electoral victory. The yen loses share against the dollar and favors exports.
The index closes at +2,34%, very close to 16.000. Export groups such as Toyota are recovering, but financial stocks are also doing well with Mitsubishi and Sumitomo
After yesterday's new collapse of the European stock exchanges, the Japanese Nikkei is also knocked down, losing 4,8% and strengthening the yen - The market correction is worse than the one that happened in mid-September 2008 when…