The session starts better than yesterday's, after Netflix announced that it added way more customers than anticipated in the fourth quarter. It also posted operating profit $200 million above expectations. After a gloomy session yesterday, which contrasted sharply with the optimism of the beginning of the year, Western equity markets look motivated to rebound, despite the fight over the debt ceiling in the United States. 

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Futures for Wall Street's main stock indexes fell sharply on Thursday, due to worries over U.S. recession following the release of weak economic data and hawkish comments from Fed officials. St. Louis Fed President James Bullard and Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester yesterday both advocated for raising rates beyond 5%. 

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Large banks kicked off earnings season on a mixed note, with Morgan Stanley doing well, while Goldman Sachs disappointed investors. They are closely monitoring earnings reports to get more clues about the state of the economy and how it will affect the Fed's monetary policy.

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Wall Street reopened after the long Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday weekend, and investor sentiment was impacted by mixed news. 

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Wall Street's main indexes opened in the red on Friday after worrying statements from bank executives after several financial institutions posted their fourth quarter earnings.

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Futures were slightly up this morning as investors anxiously awaited US inflation figures. They've now just been released, and they're in line with expectations. After the announcement, indexes went up and down and up.

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The bulls are overtaking the bears in early 2023. The good news is that it looks a little more sustainable than last year. In January 2022, the bullish run lasted three sessions before a long descent into chaos, that later accelerated by the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the launch of the Fed's monetary tightening cycle. It is China and cooling inflation that are now causing this cautious optimism.

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The new year has reawakened investors' appetite for risk, especially in tech stocks. They believe their torment will stop with the upcoming end of the Fed's monetary tightening cycle. The head of the institution, Jerome Powell, had the opportunity this morning to give them a message.

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Wall Street's main indexes opened in the green on Monday on optimism around slower wage growth in the US, lower-than-expected inflation data in the Eurozone China reopening its borders. European markets are up to a good start in 2023, while in the United States, it's more mixed, as it took a euphoric session on Friday to tip the balance in the right direction. 

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Here's a selection of the biggest variations of the week, up and down!

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