Uneventful session for the European stock exchanges, on the eve of the closure for the Easter holidays.
The slowdown by Fed member Christopher Waller, according to whom the latest inflation data were "disappointing" and "there is no rush" to cut rates, has no longer moved the stock markets that much, as they are about to close a quarter of strong increases, also heartened by an American economy that sees no signs of recession, as evidenced by the GDP and consumption data for the fourth quarter. London closed the session up by 0.26%, Frankfurt by 0.08% and Paris by 0.01%. In the quarter, the City's list rose by 2.9%, the German stock exchange by 10.4% and the French stock market by 8.8%. while the pan-European Stoxx 600 index gained 7%.
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