馃憠 IPO OF AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN COMPANIES WITH HIGH POTENTIAL
馃憠 I would like to discover Freedom Finance’s Freedom24 platform
Get 1 free share (maximum value of $600), from a list of reputable companies (Pfizer, Microsoft, JP Morgan, Bank of America, Telsa, Facebook, etc.), when opening your account on the FREEDOM24 platform via the referral program.
馃憠 I would like to take advantage of this referral offer-
–
Stock market: good deals to be had?
Saxon Bank analysts confirm that the improvement in financial markets is a sign for opportunists. Thus, some investors are trying to reposition themselves on equities while there is a relative lull in interest rates. Inflation remains the main concern for the markets and recent indicators confirm that inflation is still very high, but with a more moderate increase. Investors are confident about the Fed’s ability to fight inflation without causing a major recession across the Atlantic. It is now an increase of 50 basis points at the next meeting and 50 at the one after that is anticipated by the markets. For investors wishing to position themselves, it will be necessary to do so little by little while the recent rise, although with a potential of a few more percentages, remains too fragile and can be misleading in view of the fundamentals which have not changed. .
CAC40: winning return to business
The CAC40 posted a nice increase of more than 3% last week. Between inflation peak, return to a normal world on interest rates, yield company securities are widely sought after.
Suppression des restrictions COVID
Shanghai said on Sunday that “unreasonable” restrictions on businesses would be lifted from June 1, as part of the lifting of the Covid-imposed lockdown. China’s economic hub, which has a population of 25 million, aims to end a two-month lockdown from Wednesday that has severely damaged the economy and led to a loss of income for many residents, who also struggle to find food and cope with isolation.
Interest rates: exiting the world with your head upside down
European Central Bank chief economist Philip Lane said monetary policy normalization will be gradual, while reinforcing President Christine Lagarde’s roadmap for exiting negative rates by the end of September. . Normalization is naturally geared towards movement in 25 basis point units, so 25 basis point increases at the July and September meetings are a benchmark pace,” Lane said in an interview with Spanish newspaper Cinco. D铆as published on Monday.
–
馃摟 Receive every day, from 9 a.m., the information that matters for your savings
Daily emailing of savings news, new offers, new savings investments, changes in interest rates, new premiums, key dates not to be missed… Tax and real estate news.
No advertising, no spam, no use of your email address other than to send you this daily email. You can unsubscribe directly on each mailing, via the link at the bottom of the email page.
–
–
