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BackWall Street apre in positivo nonostante le tensioni in Medio Oriente
Wall Street apre in positivo nonostante le tensioni in Medio Oriente
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Wall Street apre in positivo nonostante le tensioni in Medio Oriente

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  • Wall Street apre la seduta in territorio positivo nonostante le incertezze legate alla guerra in Medio Oriente tra Usa e Iran, con il Dow Jones in rialzo dello 0,56% a 53.061,95 punti, il Nasdaq in progresso dello 0,45% a 26.217,83 e l'S&P 500 a 7.666,60 punti (+0,46%).
  • Il sentimento degli investitori è sostenuto dai dati sul lavoro Usa, che mostrano richieste di sussidi di disoccupazione in linea con le attese a 206.000 unità nella quarta settimana di agosto, confermando la resilienza del mercato del lavoro nonostante la contrazione inattesa dell'occupazione non agricola.

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Why It Matters

L'articolo riporta l'apertura positiva delle borse statunitensi nonostante le tensioni geopolitiche in Medio Oriente, con particolare riferimento al conflitto tra Usa e Iran. I dati sul lavoro mostrano richieste di sussidi di disoccupazione in linea con le attese, sostenendo la narrativa di piena occupazione promossa dalla Federal Reserve.

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Wall Street apre la seduta in territorio positivo a dispetto delle incertezze legate alla guerra in Medio Oriente tra Usa e Iran: il Dow Jones segna nelle prime battute un rialzo dello 0,56%, a 53.061,95 punti, mentre il Nasdaq segna un progresso dello 0,45%, a quota 26.217,83. In rialzo l'S&P 500 a 7.666,60 punti (+0,46%).

Il sentimento degli investitori è sostenute anche dalle notizie sul lavoro: nella quarta settimana di agosto, il numero di richieste di sussidi di disoccupazione negli Usa è aumentato di 2.000 unità, a quota 206.000, sostanzialmente in linea con le attese del mercato di 205.000 unità. Le richieste continuative, indicatore del numero di persone che percepiscono il sussidio, sono aumentate di appena 8.000 unità, a 1.779.000 nel periodo di riferimento.

I dati confermano la resilienza del mercato del lavoro Usa, malgrado l'inattesa contrazione dell'occupazione non agricola emersa dagli ultimi dati diffusi dal Dipartimento del Lavoro, e avvalorano la tesi del presidente della Fed Kevin Warsh secondo cui gli Stati Uniti si trovano in condizione di sostanziale piena occupazione.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • La Federal Reserve manterrà un approccio cauto sui tassi di interesse alla luce dei dati sul lavoro resilienti

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • Per quanto tempo i mercati riusciranno a mantenere questo sentimento positivo nonostante le tensioni in Medio Oriente?
  • Quali saranno le prossime mosse della Federal Reserve alla luce dei dati sul lavoro e delle pressioni inflazionistiche?
  • Come potrebbe evolvere la situazione in Medio Oriente e quale impatto potrebbe avere sui mercati globali?

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