Markets weekly

After one month of bullish trends, markets finally rebounded at the end of June following optimistic inflation data in the European Union.

As the UK inflation continues to rise and the Bank of England increases interest rates, markets start to feel the pressure.

The first week of June disappointed markets as both the Eurozone and China underperformed.

Market mover of the week of 5 to 9 June: all the economic data coming from the major powers, from China to the US up to the Eurozone. Updates on GDP, inflation, and PMI.

This week’s market movers from 29 May to 2 June include ECB minutes, Italian inflation, and new PMI updates.

In the week between May 22nd and 26th markets experienced a serious drop after Germany became the first major economy to fall into a recession.

Every major market ended in the green this week as good economic data rolls out.

Market movements between May 8th and 12th confirmed the two separate paths taken by the US Fed and ECB.

Market movers for the week of May 8-12: calendar full of crucial data, with the Bank of England meeting crowning the economic events.

An optimistic week for China, a pessimistic one for the USA. While the former might avoid a recession, the latter is going straight into it.