Global stocks ease after poor European data

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Record-high French consumer prices and higher-than-expected Spanish inflation boost view that rates will rise further and remain high for longer

London — European and Asian shares were lower on Tuesday after poor economic data from France and Spain.

The MSCI’s All-World index of global shares fell 0.1%, close to its lowest in almost seven weeks recorded on Friday. “The Fed is expected to finish hiking rates at about 5.5% by October this year,” said Matthias Scheiber, global head of portfolio management for the Systematic Edge team at Allspring. “That’s quite a change from the beginning of the year when markets were pricing in a peak rate of 4.8%.”

On bond markets, Germany’s 10-year yield, the benchmark for the euro area, rose 7bp to 2.66%, its highest since July 2011. Benchmark 10-year yields in France and Spain both hit multiyear highs.

 

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