IBEX 35 Rises 1.2% Amidst Economic Recovery
- The IBEX 35 closed the session this Thursday with a rebound of 1.21% and climbed to 17,663 points,in a day of relief marked by good macroeconomic data,the pull...
- At the close of the session in Europe, the DAX, CAC and FTSE were trading with increases of 1%, while the Dow Jones gained 0.7% and the Nasdaq...
- after completing a year in office, investors should be used to Trump's peculiar tactic of putting pressure on his negotiations, consisting of launching threats and then backing down...
The IBEX 35 closed the session this Thursday with a rebound of 1.21% and climbed to 17,663 points,in a day of relief marked by good macroeconomic data,the pull of technology stocks and Trump’s backtracking with his threat to impose tariffs on the EU at the expense of Greenland.
At the close of the session in Europe, the DAX, CAC and FTSE were trading with increases of 1%, while the Dow Jones gained 0.7% and the Nasdaq 0.8%.
after completing a year in office, investors should be used to Trump’s peculiar tactic of putting pressure on his negotiations, consisting of launching threats and then backing down (known as TACO trade), although in defense of strategists, the danger of invasion seemed very real this time.
For now, the US president will not use brute force, even though he intends to roam freely on the icy island under the umbrella of NATO, a solution that the market has accepted, even if it is indeed the least bad.
Macro data drives purchases
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The good tone of the stock market was also supported by a battery of macroeconomic data that confirmed the strength of the US economy.
The GDP of the third quarter was slightly revised upwards, thanks to more dynamic exports and a smaller drag from inventories.
Added to this were stable weekly unemployment benefit claims, around 200,000, and solid growth in personal spending in November, a sign that consumption continues to be the main engine of growth.
The data is very cozy for the Fed,reinforcing the argument that there is no pressure to lower interest rates. “Strong growth with high bond yields tends to favor equities over fixed income,” said lale akoner, market strategist at eToro.
Europe shakes off political noise
in Europe, the stocks most linked to the cycle and most exposed to tariffs were the most benefited, such as the case of car manufacturers in Germany
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