Markets cautious in the face of tensions in the Middle East
The week saw global financial markets essentially confirm the levels of the previous week. Investors have been hanging fire, waiting to assess the developments in the crisis between Israel and Iran which, over the weekend, saw the involvement of the US.
As we wait to see the scale of the Iranian response, the price of oil has risen moderately.
The week also saw the FED meeting, which ended with the confirmation of unchanged rates, in line with expectations. The mix between growth and inflation, put to the test by trade policies and geopolitical risks, remains the main focus for investors.
























































































































































































































































































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