Markets weekly

European markets edged up this week following reassurance on interest rates by the ECB.

China’s growth is declining as the real estate crisis (and other financial hurdles) worsen the country’s economy.

Chairman Jerome Powell finally revealed the Fed’s future intentions. And the markets don’t like it.

World markets continue their downward trend as every major economy is in some sort of crisis.

While Western economies are still fighting high prices, China appears to have the opposite problem. Here’s how markets reacted.

Political developments in the United States and China have brought world markets on a downward spiral.

Asian stock exchanges reacted negatively to China’s new economic data. In the West, positive quarterly earnings ended most markets in green.

Global stock exchanges rallied back in the second week of July. US inflation has mostly driven market optimism.

Markets now understand the realities of the situation: new rate hikes are coming and China’s patience is reaching its limits.

Market mover of the week from July 3rd to 7th: Fed minutes and many important economic data are on the way.