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MARKET OBSERVER – N° 174

The year is coming to an end for stock markets with a result not expected at the start of the year, with the majority of the primary world stock indices up by double-digit percentages; in some cases exceeding 20%. Here it has been observed on several occasions that stock market demand would depend mainly on expectations relating to two fundamental data, the dynamics of GDP and the inflation rate, linked to each other through the variable of the cost of money.

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MARKET OBSERVER – N° 173

If an alien investor descended on earth and examined the dynamics of the S&P 500 stock index this year, he would not be able to understand the fact that it has risen by almost 20%. In fact, for almost two years the majority of analyzes by experts at a global level have indicated an imminent economic recession induced by the marked increase in the cost of money decided by central banks to combat inflation.

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MARKET OBSERVER – N° 172

In September, the primary stock markets initiated a correction phase of between 5% and 10% from mid-summer highs, which was expected by insiders given the over-bought technical situation that has formed since the beginning of the year. In fact, taking the US S&P 500 index as an example, two levels of support were indicated at 4325 and 4200 as objectives for a possible moderate decline.

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