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The Ibex questions its fifth consecutive rise

The minutes of the Fed leave new doubts in the markets.

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The Ibex questions its fifth consecutive rise

The minutes of the Fed leave new doubts in the markets. European equities put the brakes on, and the Ibex sees a run of rises in danger that has returned the positive balance for the year.

Markets remain on tenterhooks as central banks find it difficult to curb current historical levels of inflation without aggravating recession risks. Hence, even a possible pause in interest rate hikes could generate misgivings. The minutes of the last meeting of the Federal Reserve, published late yesterday, ratified the roadmap planned for the next two meetings.

Barring any surprises, the Fed will raise rates by 50 basis points, twice as expected, in June and July. The unknowns focus on the September meeting. A pause in rate hikes would, in theory, be a relief to markets. But this possibility, which has surfaced in recent days, raises the fear that it is motivated by greater macro pessimism. The shadow of the recession continues to hover over the markets.

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