Stock markets slow on US data and German elections
Rather cautious week on the markets, with macro data in the US outlining a slowdown of services, and Europe focused on the elections in Germany, the results of which were not excessively fragmented, but will have to translate into a new government coalition.
The interest rate market was confirmed stable, with government bond yields only marginally lower.
Volatility mostly affected stock indices, in the US in particular.
Uncertainty surrounding US trade tariffs, and future fiscal policy choices both in the US and in Europe, translate into greater caution on the markets.

















































































































































































































































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