The Euro STOXX 600 is up by about 0.4% and trades around €393 in the early European trading session as the day’s current calculations point to the upside.

The new finance minister Jeremy Hunt in the UK is about to bring forward a plan of new measures for the economy on October 31st. The package may reverse the unfunded tax cuts to support the currency by lowering the demand curve, presumably.

High inflation still is a factor of concern for most investors as rising interest rates and the risk of a global recession persist, pressuring the markets on a macro level.

The daily interval of the Euro STOXX 600 trades inside of the Quarter’s developing value area, heading higher towards the Quarter’s upper-value extreme where sellers may wait. A secondary core short option might be around the lower value extreme of the Year’s developing value around €410 as the macro fundamental and technical calculations pointing more likely to bearish behavior for the moment.

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