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1. What Moved the Markets? Europe The STOXX Europe 600 Index dropped 2.34% due to concerns about China's economy and higher European interest rates. Major indices also fell: France's CAC 40 by 2.40%, Germany's DAX by 1.62%, Italy's FTSE

1. What Moved the Markets? Europe The pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index closed -2.44% lower as higher U.S. bond yields and disappointing European earnings reports dampened investor enthusiasm for riskier assets. Major country stock indexes, including Germany's DAX (-3.14%), France's CAC 40 Index

1. What Moved the Markets? Europe In a highly eventful week for economic data and news, European markets showcased their resilience and potential for growth, as several key indices posted significant gains. Euro Stoxx 50 Pr: +0.43%, FTSE 100: +0.02%, DAX: +0.39%, CAC 40: +0.15%, IBEX

Hi All, Today, I will go over the Fed's July FOMC meeting statement, key takeaways, market reaction, and what to expect going forward. ◆ U.S. Stocks: Dow +0.23%, S&P 500 -0.02%, Nasdaq -0.12% ◆ U.S. Bonds: 10-year Treasury yield 3.865% (-2.7

1. What Moved the Markets? Europe European stocks had a positive week, driven by hopes of slowing inflation leading to a potential end to monetary policy tightening. Major Continental stock indexes also rose, with Italy's FTSE MIB up 0.67%, France's CAC 40 Index up 0.

1. What Moved the Markets? Europe In local currency terms, the STOXX Europe 600 Index declined by 3.09% due to concerns about tightening monetary policy by central banks. Disappointing economic data from Germany, including industrial production, factory orders, and exports, indicated ongoing weakness in the second quarter. Major European