World Stock Exchanges: Investors Are Scared by the Approaching $100 Oil Price
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Stock markets were in a negative mood on Tuesday as investors worried that oil prices returning to $100 would fuel inflation at a time when central banks are making decisions on interest rates.
Panic in the oil market, fear of inflation in the stock market, expensive yen could rearrange capital markets - dark clouds are gathering over the capital markets.
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http://coinprofitnews.com🛢️ Brent oil rose above $98 following attacks on facilities in Saudi Arabia. 📉 European and Asian stock markets declined amid rising inflation and interest rate concerns, and a decline is expected in the US as well. 📊 US inflation data to be released on Friday could be decisive for the Fed's September interest rate decision. 💴 The yen reached its strongest level since February on expectations that the Bank of Japan will pursue a tighter mone…
The Greek market, Euronext Athens, is showing resilience in international stock market conditions where the tone is set by soaring oil prices. With oil ... The article Stock markets in the "red" - Investors are worried about inflation after oil jumps to $100 was published in NewsIT.
Brent crude remaining above $97 and the strengthening expectation that the Fed may raise interest rates in September are limiting risk appetite in global stock markets. While divergence continues in Asia, US futures are slightly negative, and Europe remains cautious.
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