The AEX indicator is flat at 674, after a nice Wall Street, which rose 0.6% on the words – say the networks – from the Fed chairman.
He stated again yesterday that the Fed will continue to fight inflation until then finished work is. At least not at the expense of the economy.
- European futures all open at and around zero
- US rises from 0.1% for blue chips to 0.3% for technology
- In Asia, all and sundry are up around 0.6%, but the Hang Seng is up 2.5%. I don’t see a reason on the networks so quickly
- Volatility (CBOE VIX index) closed -4.2% at 23.6
- The dollar hits 0.6% at 1.006
- Gold is up +0.7%, oil is up over 1% and crypto is on the rise!
I give the interest, because it is going strong again. We are above 2%, Italy is accelerating and has anyone seen the Bottom? Who doesn’t dare anymore? All this on the Fed and the ECB.
On that crypto rally, just look at bitcoin:

I can’t find any news other than this. It can also be technical, maybe not so weird in and around awkward positions.
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler fired a new warning shot at crypto companies he says are deliberately evading the rules https://t.co/UUasvQstFp
— Bloomberg Crypto (@crypto) September 9, 2022
So this, how do you pay attention to this on a fair site? FT today:
Just published: front page of Financial Times UK edition Friday 9 September https://t.co/tbknisJcrB pic.twitter.com/RxmEadxJOH
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) 8 September 2022
RIP, The Queen has reigned so long that the Refinitiv dates don’t even go back that far. The pound then, but it doesn’t go back to 1952 either. It’s almost halved. By the way, I don’t know if the London Stock Exchange is open today.

Yesterday the ECB went down on its knees, today the Danish central bank is the last in the world to skip negative interest rates and on September 22 the Fed increases by three quarters. The market is convinced of this after Fed Jerome Powell’s speech yesterday, where he once again preached the fight against inflation.

Are we getting headlines? Today, EU energy ministers meet to discuss this week’s Brussels proposals for reforming the energy market. Nothing can be found on the networks, but according to FD, the Netherlands supports these proposals: also limiting the purchase price of gas from Russia (price ceiling).
Cabinet supports idea of energy price cap https://t.co/Xj8cE094kN
— FD News (@FD_News) 8 September 2022
Here are the Dutch gas and German electricity futures again: let’s hope they finish the patterns according to the books? Then implode.

Another duo, the AEX posted a lower intraday reading again yesterday – you can send the flowers to a French lady in Frankfurt – and our interest rate is again above 2.0%.

Because it’s Friday, AEX versus analysts’ expected revenue and profit. They cannot be broken as you can see. Also see the ECB yesterday who was gloomy about the literal economic winter coming, with probably a recession and imploding purchasing power: it can’t go on like this… can it?
However, this does not mean that prices will fall (further).

There is zero company news now before the Damrak fair, but any questions? Corné van Zeijl is a guest on the IEXBeleggersPodcast today, which I record together with colleague Niels Koerts.
News, advice, shorts and agenda
The main ABM Financial news since the Amsterdam close yesterday.
- 08:03 Kepler Cheuvreux removes NN from the purchase list
- 07:57 AEX probably started a little higher
- 07:07 European shares are expected to open slightly higher
- 07:00 Chinese inflation fell unexpectedly
- 06:59 Dutch industry produces 4 percent more
- 06:58 Chinese producer prices rise less quickly again
- 06:54 The stock exchange’s agenda: macroeconomic
- 06:53 Exhibition agenda: foreign foundations
- 06:52 Exhibition agenda: Dutch companies
- September 8 Wall Street closes higher after Powell speech
- 08 September Stock market update: AEX on Wall Street
- 08 Sep US consumer credit grows less quickly
- 08 Sep The oil price rises
- Sep 08 Wall Street volatile after Powell’s speech
- Sep 08 European shares split after ECB interest rate hike
AFM reports these shorts:

Agenda:
13:00 Kroger – US Q2 figures
03:30 Consumer and producer prices – August (Chi)
06:30 Industrial production – July (NL)
08:45 Industrial production – July (from)
11:30 Industrial production – July (Bel)
16:00 Wholesale Stock – July (USA)
And then this
seen?
WATCH: Paris public prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation into a recall of respiratory equipment by Dutch medical device maker Philips, French media reported https://t.co/Z3IX54XnWM pic.twitter.com/UCtcy4E4op
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) 8 September 2022
In memory of:
#ECB‘s Lagarde: Likely to wander at more than 2 more encounters, likely to wander at less than 5 more encounters. pic.twitter.com/gK5YhkPuXD
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) 8 September 2022
As if Britain didn’t already have enough on its mind. Incidentally, it is not going well for companies and banks:
WATCH: UK Prime Minister Liz Truss set out her plans to cap energy price rises, which could cost around $172 billion, funded from new loans https://t.co/4qBnb0rI9U pic.twitter.com/DNabkB1HoG
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) September 9, 2022
It’s like this, quote:
Washington remains concerned that China’s government and its biggest companies are taking a bigger role in technical groups that determine how technology is designed and used globally, theoretically giving companies a competitive edge that the United States considers national security threats.
US government loosens restrictions on technology sharing with blacklisted companies, seeks to maintain US lead in setting international standards as China closes gap https://t.co/gj6eItubaD
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) 8 September 2022
It’s the cycle, dummy!
Choppy waters ahead for semiconductor industry amid slowing demand affecting chip makers $INTC $TSM #Samsung, on top of the Sino-US chip war. Here’s the latest. $SOX https://t.co/7bDn75PwBi pic.twitter.com/siR0mNf9vW
— CNBC International (@CNBCi) 8 September 2022
Is this the first time ever? -6.4%:
Smith & Wesson shares fall as report shows weaker gun demand https://t.co/N51UKKIzEu pic.twitter.com/iW1DsqUw5X
— Reuters Business (@ReutersBiz) September 9, 2022
Just judge:
Citadel Securities says lowering the minimum price increase, by which a security trades at less than a penny across all stocks, could have a negative impact on markets https://t.co/MrwkTBeUOS
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) 8 September 2022
Now the rest:
Personal computer supply chain back to normal after years of logistics disruptions, Dell Technologies CFO Tom Sweet said https://t.co/y8IJ3MNLvn
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) 8 September 2022
Well, that was it:
Denmark ends world’s longest experiment with negative borrowing costs by raising its benchmark interest rate to 0.65% https://t.co/9VhFnb3Efz
— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) 8 September 2022
For those who like:
Watch the video to learn more about how the electric vehicle revolution will affect the economies of states in the American Midwest. https://t.co/3e8fe5RJXF pic.twitter.com/DRDOflxdPt
— CNBC (@CNBC) 8 September 2022
Have fun and good luck today.