Michael Hewson is the Chief Market Analyst at CMC Markets, a leading global provider of online trading and investment services. With extensive experience in financial analysis and market commentary, Michael's articles provide insights into market trends, economic indicators, and company performance. His work has been featured in reputable publications such as FXStreet, The Conversation Australia + NZ, and Digital Look.
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Last week proved to a rather mixed one for global markets with European markets finishing the week modestly higher, but ultimately giving up some of the gains of the previous week on concerns over the prospect that rate cuts might have to wait until later in the year.
By: Michael Hewson
Rising yields and sticky inflation concerns weigh on European markets
US dollar pushes to 12-week highs as early rate cut bets recede
BP shares rise to one-month highs, even as annual profits halve
European markets have had a more positive tone today on the back of a modest decline in yields and a weaker US dollar. After four days of declines the FTSE100 has finally seen a positive session today, closing higher for the first time in 5 days, briefly rising to its highest level since 11 th January before slipping back.
By: Michael Hewson
Michael Hewson CHIEF MARKET ANALYST 06 Feb 2024, 08:10
Europe set for higher open as yields stabilise.
By: Michael Hewson
Michael Hewson Senior Lecturer Geography, CQUniversity Australia
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