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US inflation accelerating more than expected, following which the US 10-year yield jumped, providing a nice concession at the quarterly refunding and lifting the dollar broadly. The sharp sell-off in US shares, which continues today, with the futures indices off 0.3-0.5%, knocked Asia...
The sell-off in US shares yesterday has triggered sharp global losses today. The US JOLTS report will be looked upon for clues into labor market dynamics after last week's huge miss on the non-farm payroll report. Dollar is mostly softer against the major currencies. Gold is l...
Last week's cyberattack on the largest US gasoline pipeline continues to lift oil and gasoline prices. US futures are narrowly mixed, with the NASDAQ trailing. Tomorrow, Australia's government will announce its budget. The busy week begins off slowly with light economic calend...
This article looks at 150 years of inflation data from multiple countries, to find correlations and causes. An assessment of whether CPI is accurate, and where it may be off. How different asset classes perform in inflationary/deflationary environments. For further details s...
The Dollar Index was stalling near 91.40 at the end of April and the start of May. It had been pushed to around 90.85 before the employment report, which saw it drop to around 90.20, below its lower Bollinger Band. In the middle of last week, the euro had fallen to a 2.5-week low near...
In the Asia-Pacific region, most equity markets advanced. European equities are slightly firmer, and the Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is set to snap a two-week decline. The dollar remains lower on the week against all the major currencies and all but a handful of emerging market currencies...
China returned from its extended May Day holiday to find fresh confrontation over its domestic and international actions. The dispute over fishing rights in UK waters, a difficult negotiating point in last year's trade talks, has escalated this week. The Biden Administration commi...
Disappointing German, French, and Italian PMI reports helped send the euro to almost $1.1985, its lowest level in about two and a half weeks. China and Japanese markets open tomorrow for the first time this week. After reaching a four-day high near CAD1.2350 yesterday, the US doll...
Australia's economy is expanding faster than the RBA projected at the start of the year, and unemployment is falling faster than anticipated. Outside of the eurozone, the focus was on the UK that reported its final manufacturing PMI ticked up to 60.9 from 60.7 of the flash estimate an...
After falling 1.15% last week, the MSCI Asia Pacific Index traded heavily today, with only Australia and New Zealand bucking the move. Europe's Dow Jones Stoxx 600 fell for the second consecutive week to the end of April and is struggling to sustain early upticks today. US S&P...
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