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We come into Wednesday with markets treading cautiously. Remember, the market had come under pressure in response to last week’s Fed decision and on worry about second wave corona, before finding its footing on the one two punch of Fed corporate bond buying and the US government announcing a USD1 trillion infrastructure spending plan. read report
Optimism around President Trump's guidelines to reopen the US economy and speculation Gilead may have discovered a treatment drug for the coronavirus have been behind a lot of this latest wave of risk on flow in markets. read report
Over the past several days, we’ve seen a flood of central bank accommodation and government stimulus in response to anticipated fallout from the coronavirus, and yet, as we get going with Tuesday trade, the response from investors hasn’t been all that enthusiastic. read report
China remains committed to stimulus efforts to offset fallout from the coronavirus and has come out with its latest gesture, cutting the 1-year medium-term lending rate by 10 basis points. This has helped to keep risk sentiment elevated, though at the same time, we've yet to see any burst of fresh demand for stocks. US closed for holiday. read report
Risk markets are on fire into Friday. US equities have extended the record run yet again and investors are feeling good about a whole bunch of developments. These include Thursday’s healthy round of US data, Friday’s robust China reads, and a positive outlook on the US-China trade deal front. read report
