The eurozone slows down.
The SME indices on the outlook for economic activity continue to decline.
The recession scares the markets.
Black jersey in Europe is Milan which has lost 3.36%.
Also down all the other lists down by about two percentage points.
Meanwhile, Wall Street is proceeding in the red on fears over the Federal Reserve's monetary tightening, an anti-inflationary recipe that risks freezing the US economy.
From a monetary point of view, there are also signs of concern from investors.
The euro has slipped to a 20-year low and is trading at just over 0.97 against the dollar.
The greenback is once again galloping as a safe haven and strengthens itself against all currencies.
The recession on the horizon is also causing oil to drop sharply, with a view to lower demand.
American crude oil falls below $ 79 a barrel and Brent below $ 86.
And if the yield of our ten-year rises to 4.36%, that of the bund (which at the beginning of this year was below zero) goes beyond 2%, never seen since 2013: this is also a symptom of fear for the restriction of conditions. monetary expectations for the eurozone.