Global Markets React to Key Data and Policy Expectations
European and Asian stocks show mixed reactions amid Fed rate cut expectations and tech sector weakness. Despite a Chinese policy easing outlook, the CSI 300 faces its worst week since February.
Meanwhile, US GDP growth accelerates, prompting concerns about inflation risks. In the corporate world, Mercedes-Benz reports a 19% earnings drop, while Eni raises profit guidance.
Elsewhere, the Nasdaq 100 experiences a tech slump, and the yen gains traction, fueling speculation of a BOJ rate hike. Hong Kong stocks rebound on hopes of Chinese policy easing, with notable gains in various sectors.
Amidst uncertainty, the DAX and Wall Street exhibit stability, with Ford facing challenges in the electric vehicle market. Analysts anticipate future US interest rate cuts and identify opportunities in the current market climate.
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