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Overview: The capital markets have begun the week on a mixed note. Asia-Pacific equities tumbled, led by 2%+ losses in China and South Korea, but European shares are edging higher, and a positive close would be the seventh in the past eight sessions. The S&P is little changed. Asia-Pacif...
Wall Street Journal reported a few days ago : (paraphrase) Secretary General of the European External Action Service (EEAS), Helga Schmid, held a meeting to announce that Europe has found a way of circumventing U.S. sanctions on Iran. The meeting was attended by representatives of China, ...
Macro News Global: Even though nothing really interesting came out on the trade war update at the Osaka G-20 summit this weekend, market seems to have reacted positively to the non-event with Asian equities up, slightly boosted by the little depreciation of the Japanese yen. In China, th...
Overview: The euphoria that greeted the resumption of US-China and US-North Korea talks has subsided. Global equities have turned mixed after yesterday's surge. Hong Kong played catch-up, and despite ongoing demonstrations, the Hang Seng rallied over one percent, and the Hong Kong Dollar str...
Overview: A new tariff truce between the US and China, coupled with the North Korean diplomacy and Russia-Saudi tentative agreement boosted investor confidence and sharp equity rallies. Japanese and Chinese equities rallied 2-3%. Most markets rallied in Asia-Pacific except for South Korea's ...
The US dollar was little changed in the first half of June but fell out of favor in the second half as the market became convinced the Federal Reserve will begin cutting rates in late July and follow it up with two more cuts in H2. Given then the world's largest economy continues to expand abo...
Macro News US: As expected, the Fed kept its interest rate steady last week at 2.25% / 2.5% and signalled no interest rate cuts this year but indicated easing in 2020 as the board mentioned that it would ‘act as appropriate to sustain the expansion’. Market participants see...
The euro is one of the most traded currencies in the world. Per the European Commission , the euro's share of international payments is about 36%, and represents about 20% of foreign exchange reserve holdings. While the yield on the euro is in fact negative against so-called risk-on currencie...
Overview: The global capital markets are trading quietly ahead of the weekend. Equity markets are mostly narrowly mixed. Chinese shares extended their run, and the major benchmarks were up 4%+ on the week. Japan, Australia, South Korea, and India saw gains pared. European equities were edgin...
Overview: The prospect of "lower for longer" continues to fuel the bond and stock rally. The initial US equity response to the Fed was positive but not strong and closed about 0.3% higher. Asia Pacific equities followed suit with mostly modest gains, except for China and Hong Kong, where gai...
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