After another positive session on Tuesday at Wall Street, where the indices remain supported by the hope of a continuation of Monetary easing in the United States, European stock exchanges should open in Significant increase on Wednesday.

Energy company TotalEnergies announced on Tuesday evening that it demobilized its floating LNG terminal located in the port of Le Havre, in agreement with the French authorities. “The conditions gas supply to France and Europe having now reached stabilized, the company notes that the floating LNG terminal in Le Havre is no longer necessary today, as evidenced by its lack of use and as noted by the Administrative Court of Rouen in its decision of 16 October 2025,” TotalEnergies said in a statement.

Trigano will publish its annual results on Wednesday after the close of the stock market from Paris.

Around 7:40 a.m., the CAC 40 futures contract rose 0.6%, according to data from broker IG.

This morning, index futures Europeans are making progress, while investors await the presentation of the British budget and a new series of economic indicators in the United States, while monitoring the negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.

According to data from the broker IG, the contract to The term on the DAX 40 in Frankfurt was up 0.6%, while the one on the FTSE 100 in London rose by 0.3%, around 7:40am.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer in the United Kingdom, Rachel Reeves, will present his draft budget at 13:30 in the House of communes. Tax hikes and possible spending cuts are expected, as the minister seeks to fill a hole in finances public figures estimated at 20 billion pounds sterling.

According to Philip Wee of DBS, the markets have largely integrated the United Kingdom's fiscal constraints arising from rules imposed by Rachel Reeves and the risk of measures unfavorable to growth as well as tax hikes.

Most analysts expect the budget presentation did not upset the British bond market, because Rachel Reeves has repeatedly affirmed her commitment to respect the government fiscal rules. However, investors are cautious, aware that it must find a balance between fiscal prudence and potential opposition to tax hikes and spending cuts from voters and some Labour parliamentarians.

The New York Stock Exchange closed higher on Tuesday, as hopes of lower rates continue to fuel the appetite for the risk.
The Dow Jones index gained 1.4% to 47,112.45 points, while the S&P 500 rose 0.9% to 6,765.88 points. For its part, the Nasdaq Composite, rich in technology stocks gained 0.7% to 23,025.59 points.

Technological stocks continued their rise, supported by Alphabet (+1.5%), Google's parent company. nvidia (-2.6%) for its part suffered from press reports according to which Meta Platforms (+3.8%), which currently uses Nvidia GPU graphics chips, plans to invest billions of dollars in TPU processors inference tools developed by Google for its data centers dedicated to artificial intelligence.

Investors remain convinced that the Fed will lower its rates next month, while the economy and the market of employment is deteriorating. Among the statistics published on Tuesday, the index of Conference Board household confidence fell to 88.7 in November, down from 95.5 in October. For its part, the payroll management specialist ADP announced that private sector employers in the United States had eliminated on average 13,500 jobs per week during the period of four weeks ended November 8.

On the geopolitical level, the American president, Donald Trump, said during a press conference at the White House that he thought that “an agreement is very close” to put an end to the war in Ukraine. “We'll see, I think we're doing progress,” he added.

Quoting a senior American official, the channel of ABC News television reported that Ukraine would have accepted most of conditions contained in the United States plan to end the conflict with Russia.

In Asia, the Nikkei index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange has closed up 1.9% on Wednesday. The Shanghai Composite Index was almost stable at the end of the session, while the Hang Seng on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange rose by 0.3%.

The two-year title rate rose by 2.2 points from base, at 3.49%. While around 7:40 a.m., the Treasury bond rate American at ten years of age gained 1.7 basis points, to 4.02%. The bond rate for two years rose by 2.2 basis points to 3.49%.

The greenback gained 0.1% against the currency Japanese, at 156.16 yen. Around 7:40 a.m., the euro rose by 0.2%, to 1.1590 dollar.

In the wake of a sharp decline, oil prices are progressing this morning. Priyanka Sachdeva, analyst at Phillip Nova, said: that in recent days, prices have been torn between the possibility of a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine and optimism about a another reduction in its rates by the Fed. For the analyst, while an agreement Peace could lead to the lifting of sanctions on the energy sector Russian, a rate cut by the Fed in December would be favorable to the global fuel demand.

The January soft light crude (WTI) contract listed on Nymex rose 24 cents, or 0.4%, to 58.19 dollars per barrel. Vers 7:40 a.m., the January North Sea Brent contract listed in London won 26 cents, or 0.4%, at $62.74 per barrel.