Although February was negative on Wall Street (S & P 500 lost two percent), it was different in the world.
In particular, Chinese shares strongly increased on the back of technological giants, with the central index in Hong Kong, more than 13 percent. The positive mood ruled in Europe in Europe, which did not “relent” even last week, although Trump threatened to customs duties of 25 percent on EU imports.
The Stoxx 600 index rose ten times in a row in a weekly basis. He got more than three percent in February, while the New York S & P 500 lost one and a half percent during that time. But the road up is not self-evident, seebiz. Reuters survey showed that an increasing number of European investors and domestic market strategists expect correction in the next three months before the indices rise and reach new high levels 2026.
