European markets rise with the rise of global markets; Stokes 600 increase 1.6%

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It’s been a volatile year for both stocks and bonds, with only Wall Street’s major indices Ending her worst month since March 2020Treasury yields remain high.

However, David Dietz, chief investment strategist at Point View Wealth Management, says “pockets of opportunity” remain.

“Short-term defensive measures are likely justified,” Dietz said in an interview with CNBC’s “Street Sings Asia” on Monday, and he chose his favorite box to play in the market now.

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Standard & Poor’s Global believes that the fourth-quarter earnings forecast that companies provide when reporting third-quarter results will be more important to future market direction than the actual third-quarter numbers themselves.

“October is bringing in profits, with third-quarter estimates already down 7%, and the whisper numbers are a bit more than that,” Howard Silverblatt, chief index analyst, wrote over the weekend. “The biggest concern (from the actual numbers for the third quarter, when consumers were still spending) is the guidance for the fourth quarter, where consumers have fallen, inflation has continued, and the Fed’s ‘adjustments’ will have a greater impact.”

Third-quarter earnings for the S&P 500 are expected to grow 6.1% compared to the same quarter last year, and about 18% during the second quarter of 2022, according to S&P Global.

Next year estimates are for 14.3% earnings growth through 2022, and a P/E ratio of 15.0%.

Silverblatt also looked at the typical performance of the S&P 500 in October. “Historically, the index has gained 57.4% of the time, with an average gain of 4.18% for bullish months, average decrease of 4.67% for low months, and an average overall decrease of 0.46%,” he wrote.

– Scott Schneper

We’re finally over September, to the relief of many stock investors who endured a difficult month, as all major US indices posted heavy losses.

With a historically weak month now firmly in the rearview mirror, what is the outlook for stocks as we enter the fourth quarter of the year?

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– Xavier Ong

European shares are heading to open higher on Tuesday, building on gains from yesterday’s trading session.

The UK’s FTSE is expected to open 30 points higher at 6934, Germany’s DAX 126 index up at 12324, France’s CAC 40 by 58 points at 5850 and Italy’s FTSE MIB 245 points higher at 21043, according to data from IG.

The expected higher opening in Europe comes after a rebound on Wall Street on Monday. There, stocks rose to start the new month and quarter on a positive note, with Treasury yields plummeting from levels not seen in nearly a decade. It was the best day since June 24 for the Dow, and the best day for the S&P 500 since July 27.

Earnings come from Griggs on Tuesday and Eurozone producer price data for August.

– Holly Elliot