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News of the deadly strike at the Kabul airport quashed risk appetites, sending equities lower and the dollar higher. European bonds are also trading higher, leaving yields soft. China's iron ore contracts finished the week with their fifth consecutive advance. For further de...
The bond market sell-off continues, with the US 10-year pushing above 1.35%, a 10 bp increase on the week. Japan extended the formal emergency to more prefectures and now covers the area where 70% of the population lives. Mexico reported a Q2 current account surplus of $6.3 bln, w...
The dollar spiked to around JPY110.15 yesterday before reversing lower and leaving a bearish shooting star candlestick in its wake. The euro stalled yesterday at $1.1750, a four-day high. Like most of the freely accessible liquid emerging market currencies, the Mexican peso did no...
US equities recovered smartly yesterday from gap lower openings but failed to help stabilize the Asia-Pacific and European shares today. Hong Kong, China, and South Korea led today's retreat, and the MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell for the fourth week in the past five. Europe's Dow J...
The US dollar rallied after the Federal Reserve signaled that a majority are inclined to reduce the pace of bond purchases this year, even though the short-end interest rate markets took it in stride. The euro flirted with $1.17 yesterday but convincingly broke it in Asia earlier toda...
A lockdown in New Zealand and the Reserve Bank of Australia signaling it will respond if the economic fallout increases sent the Antipodean currencies sharply lower. Beijing's regulatory crackdown continued with draft regulations seeking to bank "unfair competition" and restrictions o...
Nearly all the major markets in the Asia Pacific region fell, but India, perhaps encouraged by a large infrastructure initiative unveiling yesterday. China's July data disappointed, and the resurging virus warns of further weakness this month, which has seen a large port shut and regu...
Japan's July PPI rose by 1.1%, more than twice the projected gain, and lifted the year-over-year rate to 5.6% from 5.0%. The euro has been confined to less than a fifth of a cent range so far today, and it is holding in the upper end of yesterday's range. The US dollar is little c...
Japan returned from the long holiday weekend and reported a slightly better than expected June current account surplus. Germany's August ZEW survey was weaker than forecast. The expectations component fell to 40.4 from 63.3. The US dollar continues to bump against resistance a lit...
Japan's service PMI was revised to 47.4 from the preliminary estimate of 46.4 but remains below the 50 boom/bust level and is weaker than the 48.0 reading in June. The final eurozone service PMI was softer than expected, and this served to drag the composite below the flash estimate. ...
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