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We’re off to a quiet start on Monday, though as downside pressure in global equities persists, we have seen some renewed sell interest in the US Dollar. Key standouts on the Monday calendar include the UK Budget and US core personal consumption expenditure readings. read report
Things are looking rather dark as we get set to close out the week. There was a time when the market wasn’t bothered by the darkness, easily shrugging it off, on account of central bank and government induced incentive designed to make it so. But that time is no longer and overdue realities are creeping back in. read report
It’s interesting to see the kind of price action we’ve been seeing in recent sessions, in light of the ongoing deterioration in global sentiment, with the Euro and Pound hit the hardest over the past week against the US Dollar. So what’s going on out there that could reconcile the mysterious price action? read report
There appears to be some optimism into Wednesday, though as has been the case of late, we believe any optimism in the market will need to come out of the US and not from attempts to buy dips in Asia on the back of China stimulus assurances. Some of the highlights on today's docket include manufacturing PMIs and a Bank of Canada decision. read report
A healthy correction in the US equity market is long overdue and this is something that could play a major role in shaping the outlook for global financial markets in the months ahead. As far as currencies go, we’ve seen this added wave of stress run into the US Dollar, though we continue to caution against expectations this will continue. read report
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