European stocks edge up amid economic worries
European markets experienced a modest increase in their indices, amid ongoing financial pressures and movements in sovereign bond yields, particularly in France, where they reached their highest level since 2002 for the 10-year maturity. This led to a decline in the euro against the dollar since 2025. Attention is now focused on the September inflation data for the Eurozone, which is expected to rise to 3.6%, as well as the upcoming US jobs report, to confirm the continued increases in interest rates, with expectations of higher yields on US and global bonds.
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