Declining inflationary pressure in the USA: stock markets celebrate the signal for unchanged key interest rates in December
As www.boersen-zeitung.de reports, inflation pressure in the USA fell surprisingly significantly in October. The inflation rate fell to 3.2%, the lowest level since spring 2021. This development has dispelled concerns about interest rate increases on the financial markets and led to a positive stock market climate. Expected effects on the financial market The reduced inflation could contribute to the US Federal Reserve leaving the key interest rate unchanged at its last meeting in December. This signal was received positively by the stock markets as it indicates that monetary policy will continue to be loose. An unchanged key interest rate policy could continue to mean low capital costs for companies and...

Declining inflationary pressure in the USA: stock markets celebrate the signal for unchanged key interest rates in December
Expected impact on the financial market
The reduced inflation could contribute to the US Federal Reserve leaving the key interest rate unchanged at its last meeting in December. This signal was received positively by the stock markets as it indicates that monetary policy will continue to be loose. An unchanged key interest rate policy could continue to mean low capital costs for companies and support the stock markets. In addition, a lack of interest rate increases could weaken the US dollar, which in turn could benefit export-oriented companies.
Conclusion
The reduced inflation rate in the US is expected to have a positive impact on the financial market, particularly in terms of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and the cost of capital for companies. However, it is important to keep an eye on further developments as unforeseen events can impact the financial markets at any time.
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