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CAC 40: interest rates take off, real estate in the United States expected at the turn

the CAC 40 should open close to equilibrium after another session of progress yesterday in the wake of the Fed’s statements. As investors expected, the central bank said on Wednesday night that it could start cutting asset purchases as early as this fall and paved the way for a rate hike in 2022. The Fed has also shown its way. reassuring on the outlook for employment and inflation, even if the statistics of the day were less good than expected.

In the fixed income market, 10-year yields continue to tighten on both sides of the Atlantic. Investors will pay close attention to the Ifo business climate index in Germany in September. Yesterday, on the Paris Bourse, the more significant than expected slowdown in private sector growth in the euro zone did not affect the good mood of professionals. New home sales in August in the United States will be released at 4 p.m. The pending fate of Chinese real estate group Evergrande will continue to be a sword of Damocles.

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