The main European grants opened today with advances of about 1% in a session where attention is focused on US inflation in October, while Brent oil is still down.
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10/11/2026
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Lusa
Athe main European scholarships opened today with progress of about 1% in a session where attention is focused on US inflation in October, while Brent oil remains low.
At 8:55 in Lisbon, the EuroStoxx 600 rose by 0.74% to 661.36 points.
The scholarships from London, Paris and Frankfurt advanced 0.49%, 1.12% and 1%, as well as Madrid and Milan, which rose 1.10% and 1.16%.
The Lisbon grant maintained the opening trend, with the main index, PSI, to advance 0.42% to 9.594.56 points.
The euro was also valued against the dollar, above $1.12, to rise by 0.20% to $1.1246 on the Frankfurt exchange market.
Taking advantage of the falls that experienced numerous values at the end of last week and “celebrating” the new drop in oil prices, provided by the news about possible approximations between the parties in conflict in the Middle East, investors clearly chose to increase their risk positions in variable income.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, assured him after meeting in Washington with Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mohamed bin Abderrahmán Al Thani, mediator in the conflict, that the war with Iran is “practically ended at military level”.
In this context, the price of the reference generic Brent barrel contract in Europe was 1.77% down to $90.93 and that of the reference West Texas Intermediate barrel (WTI) in the US, yielded 1.95% to $85.16.
The price of the active natural gas contract on the Dutch TFF market, the reference in Europe, was increasing by 0,25% to EUR 82,705 per megawatt hour (MWh).
Today it will be the inflation of the United States that will attract the attention of investors. This afternoon, the Labor Department will publish the CPI corresponding to October, which the market expects to show a further increase in annual inflation rates, both overall and underlying.
Specifically, the consensus includes that the first increase to 3.9%, against 3.7% in September, and that the second rise to 2.8%, against 2.6% in the previous month.
After closing with gains of more than 2% on Monday, the futures of the main US indices were mixed, with Dow Jones rising by 0.48% and Nasdaq technology declining by 0.12%.
In Asia, Seoul's main stock exchange index, Kospi, rose 4.39%, Tokyo's Nikkei advanced 2.87%, Shanghai's scholarship gained 0.08%, Shenzhen's, 0.86%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng advanced 0.41% just before the end of the session.
On the debt market, Germany's 10-year bond interest, considered the safest in Europe, fell to 3.244 %, compared with 3.262 %.
And the 10-year interest on US debt also dropped to 4,863%, against 4,864%.
In the precious metals market, gold was down by 0.54% to 4,117.57 dollars per ounce, while silver was down by 1.11% to 52,8268 dollars.
Bitcoin was down 0.31% to $74,705.4.