Apple Inc.

Oracle Corporation

Adobe Inc.

Data on inflation in the United States this week will be a key factor for Wall Street ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting on interest rates, the results of which are expected on September 17, <a href="https://www.wsj.com/economy/week-ahead-for-fx-bonds-u-s-inflation-france-confidence-vote-ecb-in-focus-a8e5cdc7?mod=economy_more_article_pos2#:~:text=U.S.%20inflation%20data%20in%20the%20coming%20week%20will%20be%20the%20next%20key%20data%20ahead%20of%20a%20Federal%20Reserve%20interest%2Drate%20decision%20on%20September%2017.%20Investors%20anticipate%20that%20rate%20cuts%20will%20resume%20from%20this%20month%2C%20but%20the%20pace%20of%20reductions%20beyond%20that%20remains%20uncertain.">writes</a> The Wall Street Journal. The stock market expects the regulator to resume rate cuts in September, but the pace of further easing of monetary policy remains uncertain, the newspaper notes.

US inflation, the crisis in France and the ECB: what investors need to know this week

Price growth in the eurozone in August amounted to 2.1%, which is more than experts predicted. However, core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, remained unchanged compared to July. The European Central Bank will decide on interest rates in September, and the consensus view is that it will leave them unchanged, as in July.

Eurozone inflation in August exceeded expectations. What to expect from the ECB meeting?

The European Central Bank did not change interest rates for the first time in more than a year. This decision coincided with the expectations of market participants. The regulator noted that inflation has reached the target level of 2% and is under control, but the external environment remains highly uncertain, especially against the background of trade disputes. ECB head Christine Lagarde said: we can say that the current interest rates are "frozen", and the regulator itself is in a "wait and see" mode;

"The situation is highly uncertain": the ECB left the rate unchanged for the first time in a year

Tesla, Inc.

Alphabet Inc.

Intel Corporation

The second-quarter earnings season has gotten off to a strong start on Wall Street, with more than 80% of the S&amp;P 500 Index companies reporting earnings and revenues that beat expectations, <a href="https://www.barrons.com/articles/tesla-verizon-coke-google-earnings-stocks-52dad8b3?mod=RTA"> writes</a> Barron's. About 100 other issuers - including two members of the "Magnificent Seven" - will release their results this week.

Tesla and Alphabet earnings, ECB rate: what investors need to know this week

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A revision to expectations for inflation growth in 2026 to 1.6% is probably the biggest surprise, Bloomberg says

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