European markets experienced downturn in August, while central bankers followed Jay Powell's message with pursued interest rate hikes.

US markets experienced another downturn in August, after Jay Powell's firm message on interest rate hikes, and renewed fears on inflation.

European markets rebounded strongly in July, with +5.71% for the Euro Stoxx 50, +6.28% for the Stoxx Europe 600 and +7.03% for the CAC 40.

US markets rebounded strongly, with +5.36% for the S&P 500, +8.09% for the Nasdaq 100 and +3.77% for the Dow Jones Industrials.

European markets were deeply in the red in June, Euro Stoxx 50 was down -8.97%, the CAC 40 down -8.89% and the Stoxx Europe 600 down -7.71%.

Renewed fears about inflation & possible recession due to FED’s intervention made US markets resume their plunge and enter into bear markets

European markets were slightly in the red in May, with +0.48% for Euro Stoxx 50, -1.31% for the Stoxx Europe 600 and -0.12% for the CAC 40

US markets settled from their worst month in history in April. the S&P 500 lost -1.98%, the Nasdaq 100 -3.50%, and the Dow Jones Industrials

European markets were in the red in April, with the Euro Stoxx 50 down -3.22%, the CAC 40 down -2.28% and the Stoxx Europe 600 down -1.93%.

US markets experienced one of their worst month in history, the S&P 500 down 9.09%, the Dow Jones down -5.47% and NASDAQ 100 down -13.72%.

March 2021 Dear Investors, Dear Friends, Markets March proved as eventful a month as January and February, with equity, bond and...

US markets eventually rebounded in March, with the S&P 500 index up +3.28%, the Dow Jones Industrials index up +2.53% and the NASDAQ 100.

War in Ukraine and high inflation were main concerns for the markets in March. Volatility was at its highest levels for all asset classes.

After an eventful month of January, February witnessed a new period of high volatility, due to tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

The American markets were in the red, in February. The S&P 500 fell -2.86%, the Dow Jones index -3.03%, and the NASDAQ 100 -4.68%

Uncertainty impacted the markets, with a surge in volatility that drove the indices into the red.

Jan 2022 brought a clear break in market behavior. Fears of a new surge in inflation have pushed bond yields and pushed down most stocks.

European markets were in the red in October, with the Euro Stoxx 50 down -2.88%, the CAC 40 down -2.15% and the Stoxx Europe 600 down -3.88%

US markets were red in January, the S&P 500 index down -5.26%, the Dow Jones Industrials index down -3.31% and the NASDAQ 100 down -8.52%

November 2021 turned out to be a month of two halves, the first fifteen days being very good, the last fifteen, very bad, with most of the i