Before the publication of an American indicator of rising prices, the world stock markets were well oriented and particularly scrutinized by the American Central Bank, the Fed.

Europe and Asia remained optimistic about the recovery. In Europe, around 08:30 GMT, Paris rose by 0.42%, and evolved at a level more seen since September 2000, London took 0.31%, Frankfurt rose by 0.50% and Milan grabbed 0.12%. Tokyo ended up sharply by 2.10%, despite an unemployment rate rising to 2.8%. Hong Kong ended stable (+0.04%), while Shanghai recorded a slight decline of 0.22%.
The Wall Street ended up, benefiting from a better than expected figure for weekly jobless claims in the United States, while the Dow Jones gained 0.41%, ending around ten points from its record high. May 7. It should be noted that oil and the euro remained stable while bitcoin retreated.