Financial Markets Daily Report07 abril 2026
Yesterday's session was a quiet one, with investors assessing mixed signals of the progress toward a ceasefire agreement in the Middle East conflict, while US President Trump threatened of increasing the strikes would the Strait of Ormuz not reopen before noon today. Brent crude prices closed near $110/barrel after a choppy trading session.
In the US, Treasury yields barely moved, with a slight flattening of the curve. In equity markets, stock indices closed modestly high. Euro area markets were closed due to the Easter Monday holiday, after closing the week on a risk-off tone on renewed inflationary concerns amid sharp increases on energy prices.
In commodities markets, TTF gas prices were unchanged due to the closing of european markets, while Gold traded in the $4600 to $4700/ounce range. Today, investors will be attentive on whether a deal is reached before the deadline set by President Trump, while on Friday, March inflation numbers are released for the US.