Global debt reaches new highs, affecting the stock market
Global debt interest rates hit record levels, impacting the stock market and foreshadowing rate hikes by central banks.
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The Ibex 35 starts September with declines due to rising oil prices and debt. The index may fall below 19,800 points.
Global debt interest rates hit record levels, impacting the stock market and foreshadowing rate hikes by central banks.
Between September 10 and 18, interest rate hikes are expected from major central banks, which could impact the markets.
Gold falls 5.95% in July to $4,022, weighed down by fears of Fed rate hikes due to oil inflation, despite the escalating conflict between the US and Iran.
Global debt hits $353 trillion (305% of GDP), according to the IIF, warning of central banks' limited room to raise rates without worsening fiscal burden.
Gold has fallen 30% from highs of $5,500, weighed down by the Fed and a strong dollar. Banks have split forecasts: between $4,800 and $5,300 for 2027.