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Market Overview Sentiment continues to improve as equity markets climb on the confidence given to them that the COVID-19 treatment drug from Gilead could allow economies to battle through whilst a vaccination is still being developed. The Federal Reserve painted a dour picture of the US economy in a meeting that left all of its …
Hints of risk positive bias remain, but major forex on hold ahead of ECB Read More »
Market Overview Markets are looking to re-establish their recovery trends this morning after something of a bull failure came late in yesterday’s session. The threat of a risk reversal has appeared after Wall Street failed in a breakout to multi-week highs. However, as the FOMC meeting looms today there has been a decent early reaction …
Sentiment ticks positive once more after yesterday’s bull failure, FOMC eyed Read More »
Market Overview We still see the development of a constructive outlook for risk appetite in the market. This has driven equities strongly higher early this week. This risk acceleration has just had the reins pulled slightly early today as Treasury yields have just pulling marginally lower and the dollar has reclaimed some of yesterday’s lost …
The reins are pulled on the risk recovery with equities on the brink of a breakout Read More »
Market Overview There is a very slightly more constructive tone to risk today as traders look at their screens to see some decent gains on Wall Street overnight and the sense of recovery in the beleaguered oil market. However, this more settled outlook on major markets could once more become rocked today as some important …
Mildly positive risk tone ahead of flash PMIs and EU leaders meeting Read More »
Market Overview A swing to a marginally more positive outlook for major markets has taken hold as the European session kicks in today. There has been a nod of encouragement towards the US Congress passing a $480bn relief bill for small businesses. How long this move lasts though will be interesting. A continued rout in …
A risk relief rally kicks in this morning, but can it last? Read More »
Market Overview After a rather lacklustre few sessions, where risk appetite had begun to wane, there has been a boost to sentiment overnight. The plans form Donald Trump over a potential exit strategy for the US has come as welcome news. However, there has also been hope from a Chicago hospital that a potential treatment …
Risk takes a welcome boost from US exit strategy and China data Read More »
Market Overview The ebb and flow of the tide of risk appetite seems to be in the process of another turn as the risk aversions is coming back to the fore in recent days. This comes as we begin to gather more data on how the economic impact is hitting across the major economies for …
Major markets sit at key crossroads as dollar bulls threaten once more Read More »
Market Overview After another remarkable day of days on Wall Street, trading sentiment has just lost its positive tone coming into this morning. There has been no decisive trigger, but assets at the safer end of the spectrum are performing better as we come into the European session. Treasury yields falling back helping the dollar …
Risk appetite slips ahead of key US retail and industrial data Read More »
Market Overview Wall Street came through a big test of sentiment yesterday as it rallied into the close. The manner of Tuesday’s bull failure, where the market gave up strong gains to close lower, had the potential to be a real turning point in the recovery. The decision of Bernie Sanders to pull out of …
OPEC+, Eurogroup and US jobs crucial as equities hold gains, forex sits tight Read More »
Market Overview Risk sentiment continues to improve as there are ongoing signs of improvement in daily death rates of Coronavirus and discussion begins to turn to exit strategies for some countries. This helped to spur renewed appetite for risk that ran strongly higher throughout the US session yesterday. Treasury yields have turned a near term …
Risk appetite strengthening as coronavirus trends continue to improve Read More »
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