El Ibex se frena con el petróleo y la deuda
Las presiones habituales en las últimas semanas se reactivan. El petróleo vuelve a superar los 100 dólares y los intereses de la deuda rozan máximos, un escenario que abre la puerta a nuevas subidas de tipos, como la adoptada hoy en India. El Ibex pone freno a tres jornadas al alza. Leer
The Ibex slows down due to oil and debt concerns. Data and analysis have been updated as of today. The usual pressures from recent weeks have returned. Oil has once again surpassed $100 per barrel, and debt interest rates are nearing historic highs. This scenario could lead to further interest rate hikes, similar to the one implemented in India today.
The Ibex experienced a three-day pause in its upward trend. Central banks are once again in the spotlight in the markets. At the very end of the day, the minutes of the last Federal Reserve meeting in the United States will be published, concluding with the first rate hike. Investors anticipate deciphering new clues to anticipate the decision the Fed will make in October.
The global nature of the bullish cycle in interest rates has been made clear today. India's central bank approved its first interest rate increase in nearly four years yesterday. The new increase in debt rates heightens the pressure on markets. Volatility has dominated in recent days of the fixed income market. The 10-year US debt yield has once again crossed the 5.30% threshold, nearing its peaks in 2002.
In Europe, attention turns to France, and its differential with the 3.50% German bund is close to the top of the reference European debt. The French risk premium recovers the 130 basis points.
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