Weekly review of stock markets week 41: attempt to recover after the Israel conflict and inflation data

Weekly review of stock markets week 41: attempt to recover after the Israel conflict and inflation data

According to a report by www.nebenwerte-magazin.com, the stock markets tried to recover last week, but ultimately failed at the 15,500 mark. Investors were again unsettled by inflation data and interest rate policy. In addition, the threat of a possible invasion of the Gaza Strip caused uncertainty. The reporting season and the reaction of American banks are expected to provide important impetus for the stock markets in the coming week.

Stock prices have so far reacted little to Israel's response to the Hamas attack, which has also left oil prices unaffected. However, if there were an invasion of Gaza, it could cause turbulence in the markets. In addition, hydrogen stocks are particularly exciting because they have so far owed investors a lot.

The weekly review shows that the stock markets experienced fluctuations this week, but ultimately did not get above the 15,500 mark. With earnings season approaching, what direction the market will take is crucial. It also shows that stocks like Ballard Power and thyssenKrupp nucera triggered certain movements in the hydrogen sector.

The threats in the Middle East and the uncertainties in the markets led to a weak performance on Friday, especially for companies like SARTORIUS and Mutares.

Analysis of the situation shows that the stock markets continue to be dependent on political uncertainties and developments in industries such as the hydrogen sector. The coming reporting season will play an important role and provide decisive impetus for the markets. It remains to be seen whether markets can overcome the 15,500 mark and position themselves for a possible fall rally.