The market recovery has occurred without geopolitical tensions or economic uncertainties, but continues to be influenced by the Fed's decisions. The diplomatic perspectives in the Middle East have produced a positive impact on the global market, with the entry of new peace agreements that have minimized geopolitical tensions. Additionally, China's economy has demonstrated significant progress, with a substantial increase in growth figures.

This has made investment in AI less attractive, with negative performance in recent weeks. Expectations of good financial and commercial news from the United States have contributed to the improvement of the global market. The results of major American companies like Meta and Tesla have boosted investor confidence, while sector PMI data are expected to be available the next day.

Furthermore, anticipation of an increase in monetary security from the Fed has led to a decrease of 0.1% in the 5.07% rate compared to the previous 5.09%. The market rebound was accompanied by the release of short-term oil contracts, which have moved to a lower gold valuation of $4,183 per ounce. The change in the gold double rate to 5.07% is due to reduced interest and the weakness of the dollar, which has favored geopolitical stability and economic uncertainty.

Christine Lagarde, President of the Eurozone, highlighted the need to maintain active monetary policies despite Europe's ongoing geopolitical tensions. Italy's pharmaceutical industry has recorded a 0.93% increase compared to other European regions, with a specific increase of 0.38% in the FTSE 100 British index. This local impact is due to small and medium enterprises in Italy, which have positively contributed to overall results.

Asian markets have shown a positive reaction, with a 0.38% increase in the FTSE MIB Italian and 0.93% in the FTSE MIB Italian Italian. However, agricultural protests in France, caused by the encroachment of agricultural campaigns in popular demonstrations, could lead to increased economic uncertainty as predicted by researchers. The global market rebound has taken place without geopolitical tensions or economic uncertainties, but continues to be influenced by Fed decisions.

This impact mainly concerns the technology sector, where the change in the gold double rate to 5.07% is due to reduced interest and the weakness of the dollar, which has favored geopolitical stability and economic uncertainty.