September is usually the most feared month on the calendar for the financial markets. And this year, it does not seem to break with the historical script. This year, the beginning of the autumn slope comes accompanied by four riders: war, oil, debt, and finally inflation. The stock exchange rage, however, is still standing. Ibex 35 accumulates a 27% increase in what is going on this year, despite these factors, while, on Wall Street, the S&P 500…
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September is usually the most feared month on the calendar for the financial markets. And this year, it does not seem to break with the historical script. This year, the beginning of the autumn slope comes accompanied by four riders: war, oil, debt, and finally inflation. The stock exchange rage, however, is still standing. Ibex 35 accumulates a 27% increase in what is going on this year, despite these factors, while, on Wall Street, the S&P 500…