CAC 40: the Stock Exchange "Penalised by the Rise of Oil and Long-Term Rates"
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The Paris Stock Exchange is falling back on Tuesday, September 15, penalised by rising oil prices and rising interest rates. The CAC 40 is losing nearly 1% before the Fed's much-anticipated meeting, while bond yields are reaching new peaks.
Long-term interest rates are rising in both Japan and the United States. In the US, rates briefly reached over 5%, the highest level in approximately three years, while in Japan, they rose again to over 3%. In the Japanese domestic bond market, the yield on newly issued 10-year government bonds, a benchmark for long-term interest rates, reached 3.03% on the afternoon of the 15th, and continued to rise, briefly reaching 3.035%. In the US, rising …
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The Paris Stock Exchange is evolving in red on Tuesday, held back by the continued rise in oil prices and sovereign debt interest rates, before the much-anticipated meeting of the US Federal Reserve (Fed).
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