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Market Overview Whilst markets have seemingly been hopeful (or should that be “duped”?) by the apparent signs of progress in the fiscal stimulus negotiations, as yet, there is nothing to show for it. We are now just one week before polling day for the US Presidential and Senate election (where
Market Overview After weeks of uncertainty, suddenly there seems to be traction in two major macro factors, or at least this is what market reaction would suggest. With Nancy Pelosi’s self-imposed 48 hour deadline, not really a deadline at all, the Democrats and the White House are seemingly close to
Market Overview After so many weeks of “will they, won’t they?”, markets have taken one word “optimistic” from Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and run with it. We are risk-on once more. US Treasury yields are breaking higher, with the 10 year yield above 0.80% for the first time since
Market Overview The “48 hours” deadline for the talks between the Democrat leadership and the White House over fiscal stimulus comes to pass today. Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said over the weekend that Tuesday was the final point at which the stimulus could be delivered before the Presidential Election,
Market Overview Markets continue to trade with a lack of certainty as newsflow of major macro factors remain on a knife edge. However, slight chinks of light over the weekend are generating a mild positive risk bias this morning. In one final (?) attempt to break a deadlock on US
Market Overview The risk negative bias that has ushered flow back towards safe haven assets in recent sessions is still present as we come towards the end of another frustrating week for major markets. There is a distinct lack of trend or conviction right now through forex and commodities. It
Market Overview “Will they? Won’t they?” Uncertainty seems to be a common theme for the key factors driving major markets right now. It should therefore come as little surprise that major forex and commodities are stuck in a risk-on/risk-off loop, lacking conviction and range bound. Conflicting daily reports of progress
Market Overview Major markets have become riddled with uncertainty. Although there is still an expectation that Joe Biden is (currently) very well placed to become President, just under three week’s to go there is plenty of time still for Trump to engage a recovery. A fiscal support package agreed before
Market Overview There is a mixed feel to markets today as the risk positive intent of recent sessions has begun to ebb away. With US pharma giant Johnson & Johnson pausing its COVID-19 vaccination trial there is a jolt to recent bullishness. Pausing trials are common practice (the Astra Zeneca
Market Overview Major markets look somewhat cautious in early moves today as several key issues remain on a knife-edge. US politics remains front and centre. Whilst the market appears to be positioning for a Biden victory in the US Presidential election, there is a lack of clarity still on whether
Market Overview If ever there was a lesson in watching the newsflow as well as the technicals it was yesterday. The dollar weakening and positive risk appetite was turned completely on a sixpence with Trump’s announcement to end negotiations on fiscal support. Trump has pulled the plug on the White
Market Overview Markets have taken on a more positive attitude to risk as President Trump has been allowed to leave hospital to return to the White House. Whilst it is still too early to declare the President clear of COVID, for now, the immediate risk to government has been reduced.
Market Overview Traders are still trying to make sense of what Donald Trump’s COVID-19 infection means to risk appetite. There are some suggestions that he is stable yet also that he is on a steroid treatment only used for the more severe of cases. The broad assessment is that Trump
Market Overview President Trump has tested positive for COVID-19. The implications of this could be numerous and it is far too early to gauge its true impact. Firstly and primarily, someone in their mid-70s getting coronavirus is worrying and whatever your politics, it is something that no-one should wish on
Market Overview The bulls fought back yesterday as a broadly positive tone to risk appetite trumped concerns markets are having over how the US Presidential Election could pan out. How sustainable this improvement is could hinge on the talks between the Democrats and the White House over a fiscal support
Market Overview The positive sentiment that was starting to build through major markets has taken a hit again in the wake of the first Presidential debate. President Trump was never going to go easy on his opponent Joe Biden, but the way that the debate panned out points towards a
Market Overview A risk positive start to the week has just begun to lose a little steam this morning. Markets have been able to respond to some good newsflow for a change, as the steps towards a $2.2 trillion package of US fiscal support edges closer and hints of positive
Market Overview A tech rally into the close on Friday helped a recovery take hold on Wall Street and continues to have a positive bias into the new trading week. US Democrats are still trying to work on a fiscal support package that could potentially be voted through this week.
Market Overview The past 24 hours have just seen a slight pause in the recent risk negative/dollar positive move across major markets. It comes as some chinks of light start to form in the will they/won’t they saga of a US fiscal support package. The Democrats have drafted a $2.4
Market Overview Momentum is really taking hold in this risk off, dollar rally now. In the last few days there has been a real shift in outlook, with the fears mounting over the implications of COVID second waves in countries across Europe and the US. Safe haven flows continue and
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