European stock exchanges without a definite direction and views of the United States
The beginning of the European stock market was marked by tremendous volatility, with the main areas of the old continent divided between gains and losses, and some exchanges, such as PSI-20, are already alternating between positive and negative conditions.
However, the main national index, meanwhile, has stabilized in the green zone and continues to add slightly 0.11% to 5126.84 points, completing a two-day cycle of decline and recovering from the low on May 13, recorded yesterday.
The European benchmark Stoxx 600 Index added 0.13% to 451.39, close to its all-time high reached last Tuesday.
In Europe, the commodities, retail, automotive and real estate sectors showed the highest scores, while the banking and oil sectors showed more significant gains in Europe. On the other hand, the tourism sector has remained unstable since the start of the session, under pressure from the renewal of the Green List in the United Kingdom, which once again ruled out Portugal as a safe destination.
Even with less significant devaluations than growth in Europe, the French stock market and the squares of London and Amsterdam are trading slightly lower.
As has happened in recent weeks, investors are mostly waiting for signs that will allow them to assess with greater confidence when central banks, especially European and American ones, begin to increase support for the economy, this in the context of a gradual economic recovery and the economy. inflationary pressure.
