European Update – Equities Back In The Green
Equities quickly bounce back It didn’t take long for investors to buy the dip, with equity markets back in the green on Thursday following a two day pause which appeared to be nothing more than soft profit taking. – advertisement...
Falling Employment Growth, Rising Recession Risk?
Slower employment growth is associated with rising recession probabilities and weaker GDP in the Post-Great Recession era, which often indicate the need for more monetary policy accommodation. Is an Accommodative Monetary Policy in the Near-Term? Job growth surprised to the...
SNB to Hold Rates but Could Attempt to Push Back on Rising Swiss Franc
The Swiss National Bank will hold its quarterly policy meeting on Thursday with the announcement expected at 07:30 GMT. No changes in the Bank’s super low interest rates are being anticipated, but with the Swiss franc appreciating substantially in recent...
Yuan Steady As China Inflation Accelerates
Prices up most in more than a year China’s inflation met expectations in May, confirming an acceleration to +2.7% y/y from +2.5% in April. That’s the fastest pace since February 2018, and was mostly led by food prices, with pork...
US CPI Eyed: GBP/USD to 1.2815?
Pound rallies as wages unexpectedly rise The pound was experiencing a rare up day, rebounding from a 4-month low as investors reacted to the better than expected employment data. UK unemployment held steady at a 44-year low whilst UK average...
Stocks Fight For Gains After May’s Losses While Dollar Waits For Fresh Catalyst
Asian stocks advanced on Tuesday, while US and European equities are poised for more gains, even as heightened trade tensions and persistent concerns over global growth test risk sentiment. Global equity bulls seem unfazed by US President Donald Trump threatening...
FTSE Climbs as Fed Comments Continue to Weighs on Dollar
The FTSE has posted considerable gains on Monday. Currently, the index is trading at 7,378, up 0.63% on the day. On the release front, British numbers were unexpectedly soft. Monthly GDP dropped 0.4% in April, its second straight decline. There...
Markets, Trade Wars, Oil
Markets buoyed by central banks and US/Mexico deal We’re trading back in the green at the start of the week as central banks continue to provide comfort for investors and a border deal between the US and Mexico eases trade...
Weekly Economic and Financial Commentary: Growing Hints of a Slowdown
U.S. Review Growing Hints of a Slowdown In the midst of rising prospects of a prolonged and more pronounced trade war, data this week seemed to lend some credence to the idea that the domestic economy is beginning to succumb...
Week Ahead: Interest rates, Mexican stand-off and US CPI
After last week’s noticeable falls, global stock markets have rallied even more sharply this week to more than wipe out those losses. Sentiment has been boosted by major central banks moving towards easing while trade tensions have taken a back...
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