US30 – Or the return in force of the “Values”
The US30 is the second oldest stock market index in the world. It is made up of 30 Wall Street reference companies, and is mainly composed of so-called “value” stocks…
Read More »Could Job Slowdown Continue?
The September payroll forecast is for a 210k increase after a 315k increase in August. The workweek is anticipated to hold steady from 34.5 in August, alongside a 0.1% hours-worked…
Read More »Events to Look Out for Next Week
A very fickle week is now over, with a pretty gloomy political and economical outlook. Recession angst had diverse, but unsurprising, market impacts. Worries over a meaningful downturn in growth…
Read More »USD/JPY Rises Amid Volatile Trading as APAC Session Eyes Chinese Inflationary Gauges
The Japanese Yen fell versus the US Dollar as Wall Street traders were whipsawed in another volatile day of equity trading. APAC traders eye February inflation and producer price data…
Read More »Events to Look Out for Next Week
Treasuries remain the story of the month as inflation risk is on every investor’s mind. Even though sentiment got a boost from the deal on the US debt ceiling and…
Read More »COVID-19 puts on the brakes
Producer sentiment is poised for a November pull-back to still elevated levels, with headwinds from rising COVID-19 fears and emerging lockdown disruptions. The early month components were broadly lower, and…
Read More »Ahead of Retail Sales
Stocks are selling off, amid a serious bout of risk aversion in wider markets. Disappointing earnings reports so far saw Wall Street closing lower yesterday and the sell-off has accelerated…
Read More »Events to Look Out for Next Week
A quiet week is coming up in regards to economic data, but market attention will remain on geopolitical risks, particularly those stemming from simmering China-US tensions. Focus will be on…
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