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Poor Europe trust data. The concern is most induced by the manufacturing sector confidence index , which fell to 14.1 in the lowest level from the summer of 2020 . Services sector confidence remains quite stable at 5.9.
These data only confirm that the economy of the region is supported by the services sector , the industry is sustained and continuingly worsening. In such a context, while almost all Europe the industry sector is stable contracting, Lithuania is demonstrating growth.
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bond four day sales series has been stable. This increase was largely driven by higher inflation expectations when D. Trump came on Today the increase somewhat consolidated and returned to 4,67 percent. However, it is important to mention that in other western countries the capitals are also rising – the United Kingdom’s and Japan’s capitals are at 15 year highs unseen.In the Euro zone , euro zone bases are also rising, the markets are tolerant of less ECB action on the side of this year , the euro/US rate is moving towards parity.
While the West bond yields are at highs, in China new grounds are being made. Deflationary country environment, low base interest and low confidence in the country’s equity market are reducing bond prices.In 2024 , the increase in Chinese prices reached a va 0.1 percent, While looking at other preliminary indicators does not have higher expectations of inflation recovery. While some economic review measures initiated in the past years have had a very limited impact, the internal consumption of and continues to be very slow. The main indices of country stocks are already down by 4 percent this year, and from the hidden drop the positive performanceofthepreviousyears.
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U.S.Sharesrecovereda little bittonight. FollowingTuesday’sselloffon Wednesdaythesharestabilised,withtheS&P500indexincreasing0.2percent.TodaytheUSmarketswillbeclosedundertherecentlydeceasedPresidentJimmyCarter.