The three major US stock indexes have fallen for three consecutive weeks!European natural gas prices fell over 36%last week, the reason is →

Last week, a number of Federal Reserve officials released the eagle signal one after another, indicating that the Fed's firm position to curb inflation. These statements reflect the non -agricultural employment data in the United States in August, which reflects the supply of the US employment market in August. The expectations of interest continued to heat up, and the three major stock indexes in New York's stock market fell across the board. Among them, the Dow has fallen 2.99%, the S & P 500 Index fell 3.29%, and the Nasda Index fell 4.21%. At this point, the three major stock indexes have all fallen for three consecutive weeks. From the perspective of the disk, the material and information technology sector fell about 5%last week, showing the bottom. Chip stocks generally perform badly, Nvidia fell more than 16%throughout the week, and the stock price fell to a new low since March last year.

Last week, the three major stock markets in Europe did not have the cumulative rise and fall

In Europe, investors continue to worry about the prospects of high inflation in Europe and the economic weakness of the euro zone. The three major European stock markets have gone up and down last week. Among them, the British stock market fell 1.97%, the French stock market fell 1.70%, and the German stock market relied on the overall excellent performance of automobile stocks throughout the week, with a cumulative increase of 0.61%.

Last week, international oil prices fell a cumulative European natural gas price over 36%

In terms of energy market, the Fed's radical interest rate hike expects to increase the US dollar to strengthen, which has caused international oil prices to decline. New York's oil price fell 6.65%last week, and Brent oil prices fell 6.10%. European natural gas prices fell 36.71%last week. The main reason was that Germany said that natural gas reserves increased faster than expected.

Investors pay attention to the European Central Bank's September interest rate resolution and OPEC+meeting this week. This week, the global financial market will focus on the discussion meetings and interest rate resolutions held by the European Central Bank on Thursday. As the euro zone and Germany's August inflation rate reached a new high since the establishment of the euro zone, it is generally estimated that the European Central Bank is likely to raise 75 basis points this month.

On Monday, OPEC+Ministerial Conference is also the focus of the market. In view of the recent statement of Saudi Arabia, considering the situation of reducing production to balance international oil price fluctuations, analysts generally predict that OPEC+this meeting will maintain October output targets unchanged in October Essence In addition, the results of the British Conservative Party leader election will be announced on Monday, local time, and the new Prime Minister will be appointed on Tuesday. A number of important officials from the Federal Reserve will speak intensively on the US economic prospects this week, and it is also worth investor attention.

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