Daily 4XSetUps - Domino Effect On Stock Markets Worldwide
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2025/02/28 - 9th Calendar Week Daily 4XSetUps - Domino Effect On Stock Markets Worldwide “stock markets worldwide are under pressure from trump's us tariffs! is everything priced in now? does it go down any further? now bearish?”
Inflation in Germany remained unchanged at +2.8% in February 2028. And not only that, it also exceeded expectations. "The annual inflation rate in the US edged up to 3% in January 2025, compared to 2.9% in December 2024, and above market forecasts of 2.9%, indicating stalled progress in curbing inflation." The Federal Statistical Office Destatis published the preliminary data today, Friday, February 28, 2025. The majority of analysts had expected an inflation rate of +2.7%. It was already at +2.8% in January 2025 and has therefore shown no change since December 2024. The publication of the German inflation data comes shortly before the announcement of the consumer price index for the Eurozone next Monday, March 3, 2024 and the ECB's next interest rate decision next week. The central bank last cut interest rates in January 2025 for the fifth time since monetary easing began. Most observers expect a further rate cut at the next meeting, on Thursday, March 6, 2025.
“Don’t let the little things divide you when your agreement on the big things should bind you.” Ray Dalio
45227 : 2025/01/31 - Annual High 2025 45176 : 2024/12/04 - Annual High 2024 43965 : 2024/11/06 - Trump Election Day High 43383 : 2025/02/28 - last price action 42416 : 2024/11/06 - Trump Election Day Low 41873 : 2024/10/31 - October 2024 Low 41791 : 2024/11/04 - November 2024 Low Currently, on Friday morning, February 28th, 2025, the YM1! stands at 43383 points. Yesterday's low was 43,116 points, which was and is the previous week's low. It's an eventful day ahead - as far as Trump is concerned. The Ukrainian President Zelensky is visiting the White House in Washington (USA) today and/or also DownStreet in London (UK) tomorrow. The fear of a further fall in price action is great - even though many large stocks have already lost -10%. Which is why I'll keep it brief here. And on the weekend - both Saturday and Sunday - I will report on the price action in more detail. Because the price action of the stock markets reacted immediately to these developments, which I always try to describe you day by day, last 24h faster and more volatile worldwide, as i could imagine. In the US, the S&P 500 SP500 lost -1.59% yesterday, while the Dow Jones DJIA only fell -0.45%. The technology-heavy Nasdaq 100 NDX even fell by -2.78%. While the Asian markets also closed in the red tonight - CET (Central European Time). The Nikkei 225 NIKKEI in Japan fell by -2.9%, the Hang Seng Index HSI in Hong Kong even lost -3.2%. While the Australian S&P/ASX 200 only fell -1.16%. That's why it's sometimes better to stay kosher - less to do - and/or on the next days coming back. Even like in our case, today. Until tomorrow - on Saturday.
Have a good time - regardless of the price action! Aaron
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