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US Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 15/01/2024
Fundamental analysis
15 January, 2024
Trading in Europe saw the German Benchmark Index trading today at 16,667.
European stock markets edged higher Monday, with activity limited due to a U.S. holiday and the start of the annual World Economic Forum in Davos.
European equity markets have continued the positive tone seen at the end of last week, amid confidence that central banks will start cutting interest rates pretty quickly this year as inflation retreats.
In Europe, consumer inflation rose to 2.9% in December, reversing six months of consecutive falls, but this rise is widely seen as a blip with growth hard to find in the eurozone.
Germany’s gross domestic product data for 2023 will be released later Monday, and is expected to show that the eurozone’s largest economy contracted last year.
