The week begins with the stock exchanges closed in the United States, which indicates a day of pause in the main American markets.
However, despite the closure of the markets, important financial activities are scheduled in the USA, including a debt issuance and the release of inflation data in the country.
In Europe, the European Central Bank is expected to proceed with an interest rate hike, showing continuity in its restrictive monetary policy.
The article thus presents a week marked by significant events in both American and European markets, with a focus on debt, inflation and monetary policy decisions.
