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Mercredi 3 décembre 2025 à 10:10
Financial Markets & Fed Policy
U.S. Markets Await Payroll Data Amid Fed Rate Uncertainty
The Wall Street Journal reports that U.S. futures are rising as investors closely monitor the upcoming ADP payroll data, which is expected to heavily influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next week. The anticipation hinges on whether strong jobs numbers will cement expectations for further rate hikes, a key driver for financial markets in the short term.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Stocks and Bitcoin Rebound After Recent Selloff
According to the Wall Street Journal, the S&P 500 rebounded and now sits within 1% of its all-time high set in October, while Bitcoin also fully recovered from Monday’s sharp decline. This resilience suggests underlying investor confidence, but analysts caution that volatility could persist amid uncertainties about monetary policy and macroeconomic data.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Gold Prices Edge Up but Remain Range-Bound
The Wall Street Journal notes that gold prices edged higher in Asian trading, though analysts at Sucden Financial expect the precious metal to remain in a tight range until the Fed offers clearer guidance on policy. Ongoing uncertainty about interest rates is keeping investors on the sidelines, resulting in subdued trading volumes and limited directional moves.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Japanese Bond Yields Rise on Rate Hike Expectations
The Wall Street Journal observes that yields on Japanese government bonds (JGBs) moved higher as markets increasingly anticipate a near-term rate increase by the Bank of Japan. This shift reflects growing confidence in Japan’s economic recovery, but also signals heightened sensitivity to global rate trends, especially as central banks worldwide reconsider their monetary stances.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Global Macro & International Investment
Oil Prices Drop Amid Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks
Both the Wall Street Journal and World Street Journal report that oil prices declined in Asian trading, as investors’ focus shifted to ongoing Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations. ANZ analysts cited persistent geopolitical volatility, and while peace talks have introduced some optimism, the market remains cautious given the lack of concrete breakthroughs.
World Street Journal (International)
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
China’s Services Sector Growth Slows
The World Street Journal highlights that China’s services-sector activity growth has slowed, with the RatingDog general services PMI falling to its lowest in five months at 52.1. This deceleration could signal challenges for China’s post-pandemic economic momentum and may have knock-on effects for global supply chains and investor sentiment toward Chinese assets.
World Street Journal (International)
EU Considers Tapping Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine Loan
The Financial Times reveals that the European Union is preparing a proposal to use €210 billion in frozen Russian assets to fund a loan for Ukraine. This move, if implemented, would represent an unprecedented financial intervention and could set a contentious precedent in international asset management and sanctions enforcement.
Financial Times
Ukraine Targets Russia’s Shadow Fleet in High-Risk Operations
The World Street Journal reports that Ukraine has launched attacks on Russia’s so-called shadow fleet operating in international waters, aiming to disrupt a crucial part of Russia’s economy. While these strikes demonstrate Ukraine’s evolving tactics, analysts warn the broader economic and strategic impacts remain uncertain.
World Street Journal (International)
Renewed U.S.-Russia Talks on Ukraine Yield No Breakthrough
The bostonglobe.com and Financial Times both detail recent high-level meetings in Moscow between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. envoys, including Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Despite the lengthy talks, Ukrainian and European officials accused Putin of feigning interest in peace, emphasizing that major obstacles, especially regarding occupied Ukrainian territories, persist.
Financial Times
bostonglobe.com
Corporate & Tech Developments
HSBC Appoints Brendan Nelson as Group Chair
Both the Wall Street Journal and Financial Times confirm that HSBC Holdings has officially appointed Brendan Nelson as its new group chair, following his interim service since October. Nelson, a former KPMG partner, is expected to steer the bank through a period of transformation amid evolving global banking challenges.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Financial Times
Vulcan Energy Moves Forward With German Lithium Project
The Wall Street Journal reports that Vulcan Energy Resources will proceed with the construction of a key lithium project in Germany, having secured initial funding. The project is positioned to supply Europe’s growing electric-vehicle battery industry, highlighting the region’s drive for energy independence and sustainable resource development.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Binance Appoints Yi He as Co-CEO Amid Strategic Expansion
According to the Wall Street Journal, Binance has elevated co-founder Yi He to co-CEO, joining Richard Teng at the helm. Yi He has been instrumental in transforming Binance from a crypto-to-crypto trading platform into a comprehensive global blockchain ecosystem, signaling the company’s intent to strengthen leadership as regulatory scrutiny intensifies.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
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