In October, the growth rates of Personal consumption expenditure in the United States increased: what are the impacts for investment choices? The FED will not rush its process of normalizing rates.

US PMI Leading Activity Indices Improved in November: What Are the Impacts on Investment Choices? The pace of activity growth improves to the highest since April ’22 thanks to Services which make up the

US Empire State Manufacturing Survey Improved Significantly in November: What Are the Impacts on Investment Choices? The survey, conducted in the run-up to the election, partly reflects the possible impacts on confidence.

In October, ISM Services increased: what are the impacts for investment choices? The improvement benefited from the availability of materials, thanks to the end of the strikes in the ports, and the stimulus to

In September, the unemployment rate in the Eurozone was confirmed at the lowest level in the series: what are the impacts on investment choices? Despite wars, trade tensions, geopolitical uncertainties and doubts about the

In October, consumer confidence in the Eurozone improved: what are the impacts on investment choices? The statistic, which is still negative, has found support from the good employment performance, the ongoing disinflation and the

US Retail Sales Increased in September: What Are the Impacts on Investment Choices? Consumption is resilient thanks to high employment and the wealth effect generated by stock market appreciation.

In October, Investor Confidence in the Eurozone recovered marginally, but is still negative: what are the impacts on investment choices? The small recovery was fueled by expectations of rate cuts by the ECB, but

In September, the Monthly Change in Non-Farm Payrolls in the United States was positive and increasing: what are the impacts for investment choices? The unemployment rate is lower than the FED forecasts and wage

The Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index in the United States fell in September: what are the impacts for investment choices? The area represents 9% of US GDP. The statistic has been below its long-term value