Thanksgiving Closes a Week of Recovery for Financial Markets
The U.S. Thanksgiving holiday essentially closes a week of recovery for financial markets. The rebound in equities has been driven mainly by rising expectations of an interest rate cut by the Fed at its next meeting. Bond markets and gold are benefiting from the situation, while volatility is tending to edge slightly lower.
Our intermarket dashboards show an improvement in overall market sentiment. Risk indicators continued to improve yesterday as well, while gold keeps benefiting from increasingly strong expectations of a Fed rate cut. Global equities remain above their 10- and 50-day moving averages, and global bonds continue to hit new yearly highs; both asset classes confirm their medium- and long-term trends.
The day offers few macro catalysts. Noteworthy are the data on private-sector confidence in the Euro area.
Our forecasting analyses point to a broadly positive day for equity markets. Positive signals also for gold and corporate bonds. Volatility is declining.
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Data compiled by kbmeter.com. Analysis date: 27 November 2025 - 7:09 AM GMT+1
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