Financial markets end a highly volatile November with little direction
The month of November ends with very few cues for equity markets, also due to reduced activity on Wall Street during the Black Friday period. Investors head into a weekend of reflection as they await new macro data and the last round of quarterly earnings coming out in the United States next week.
No major changes emerge from our intermarket dashboards. Sentiment continues to improve, and a short-term rebound phase is confirmed for both global equities and bonds.
On the macroeconomic front, with the United States in the midst of Black Friday, European data are in the spotlight. The first inflation figures for November in the main European economies are expected, along with employment data from Germany and France’s final third-quarter growth reading. Also worth watching are third-quarter growth figures for India and Canada, as well as industrial production data from Japan.
Our forecast analyses point to a generally positive day for equity markets, with some additional signs of uncertainty across Asian indices. Corporate bonds remain in positive territory, as does gold. Volatility is declining.
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NOTES AND WARNINGS
Data compiled by kbmeter.com. Analysis date: 28 November 2025 - 7:20 AM GMT+1
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