Market News Briefing – Sept. 21st 2016 09:00 (GMT+1)

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The European stock markets opened the trading this morning with rises, following the interest rate of the Bank of Japan, and ahead of US interest rate decision later tonight.
Most analysts give a relatively small chance of a interest rate rise today, according to most forecasts the Fed will choose to operate only in December, after the US presidential election.

Market News Briefing – Sept. 20th 2016 12:30 (GMT+1)

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Two hours before the start of the trading day in Wall Street:

The futures contracts are rising by 0.3% and the US bond yields to 10 years decreases to 1.68% point.

Oil prices: the Brent falling by 1.1% to 45.5 dollar per barrel, the WTI falling at a similar rate to 42.8 dollar per barrel.

In Europe: the Dax and the FTSE rising by 0.6%, the CAC rising by 0.3%.

Market News Briefing – Sept. 14th 2016 09:00 (GMT+1)

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The European stock markets are going up this morning, after yesterday they closed at the lowest level for more than a month.
FTSE rising by 0.2%, the DAX adds 0.2% and the CAC rising by 0.1%.

The statistics office in France reported that the consumer price index rose in August. The index in August rose by 0.3% compared to July, and compared with the corresponding month last year it increased by 0.2%.
The data was in line with expectations.

Market News Briefing – Sept. 5th 2016 09:00 (GMT+1)

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The European stock markets trading is conducted with slight increases towards the publication of macroeconomic data on the continent that could indicate an expansion of the service sector and production on the continent.
The PMI published in the UK last month pointed to a weakening of economic activity in the UK after a referendum voted to support the exit from the EU.

Market News Briefing – Sep. 2nd 2016 09:00 (GMT+1)

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The European stock markets trade is conducted with rising prices ahead of the publication of the US employment report (13:30 UK time), which is expected to vote on the continued recovery of the US labor market and a further decline in unemployment, which will strengthen the chances of another interest rate rise in the US this year.