This week has been marked by important economic and political events in the United States, highlighting the key role of the Federal Reserve and the evolution of the markets. Senior Fed executives signaled the possibility of further interest rate cuts, maintaining their focus on reliance on economic data. The presidents of the Chicago, Atlanta and Minneapolis Fed agreed to support the September rate cut, reflecting a stance in favor of easing monetary policy to counter economic pressures. Despite the stability in rates at the beginning of the week, the yield of the 10-year Treasury bond resumed its rise, reaching 3.78% and ending the week at 3.75%. Regarding equities, we highlight that the S&P 500, this week, reached its 42nd record high of the year.
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