Current market report Financial expert: Inflation data in the USA and fears of recession are pushing German indices into the red. US technology stocks moderately up. Dow Jones and S&P 500 with losses. Future of the US Federal Reserve uncertain. Europe could face interest rate cuts. Global economic growth is slowing. Euro weakens against dollar. Oil prices rise after losses. US Securities and Exchange Commission clears the way for new Bitcoin funds. NASA postpones planned return to the moon. Boeing is delivering more aircraft. Tesla lowers range estimates. New regulations in the USA weigh on shares of Lyft and Uber. Commerzbank starts share buyback. EU examines Microsoft's investment. BioNTech expects a decline in sales. BMW reports record sales. Volkswagen sells more cars. Airbus receives major order from Taiwan. Nordex receives order for wind farms in Scotland. Samsung reports declining operating profit in the sixth quarter.

Current market report Financial expert: Inflation data in the USA and fears of recession are pushing German indices into the red. US technology stocks moderately up. Dow Jones and S&P 500 with losses. Future of the US Federal Reserve uncertain. Europe could face interest rate cuts. Global economic growth is slowing. Euro weakens against dollar. Oil prices rise after losses. US Securities and Exchange Commission clears the way for new Bitcoin funds. NASA postpones planned return to the moon. Boeing is delivering more aircraft. Tesla lowers range estimates. New regulations in the USA weigh on shares of Lyft and Uber. Commerzbank starts share buyback. EU examines Microsoft's investment. BioNTech expects a decline in sales. BMW reports record sales. Volkswagen sells more cars. Airbus receives major order from Taiwan. Nordex receives order for wind farms in Scotland. Samsung reports declining operating profit in the sixth quarter.

According to a report from www.tagesschau.de, investors in the US are eagerly awaiting inflation data due on Thursday. This has led to new fears of recession and pushed German indices into the red. US stock markets have taken different paths, with technology stocks posting moderate gains while mainstream stocks posted losses. The Dow Jones lost 0.42 percent, the S&P 500 0.15 percent and the Nasdaq 100, which started weaker, gained 0.17 percent. Among the individual stocks, investors particularly watched Juniper Networks, which saw its share price jump by more than 22 percent after it became known that Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) was interested in the network equipment provider. These advanced discussions could result in a $13 billion transaction. In addition, investors are eagerly awaiting inflation data from the USA due on Thursday, which could have a say in the course of the US Federal Reserve (Fed).

In Europe, rate cuts could come sooner than expected, with Portugal's central bank chief recommending that the European Central Bank should not wait until May to decide on a rate cut as there are no signs of additional inflationary pressures. Weak industrial data from Germany has also made investors more cautious, which has led to losses on the stock markets. The World Bank forecast that global gross domestic product is expected to grow by just 2.4 percent, marking the third consecutive year of slow growth.

The situation in the USA also has an impact on the foreign exchange market, with the euro weakening slightly against the dollar. In addition, the oil price has increased again after significant losses in recent trading days. The news that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has cleared the way for a new Bitcoin fund from US asset manager Blackrock initially led to a significant loss in Bitcoin value, but this has stabilized again.

Based on these current data and market developments, possible interest rate cuts in Europe and weak global gross domestic product could lead to an overall cautious mood on the stock markets. Investors should closely monitor U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve decisions to consider potential impacts on their portfolios.