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Analysis details (11:19)
EQUITIES
European bourses trade predominantly lower (Stoxx 600 -0.6%) but off worse levels in what has been a choppy morning but quiet in terms of news flow. Losses in Europe accelerated at the cash open. US equity futures are also subdued but to a lesser extent than their peers across the pond – with the NQ (-0.2%) narrowly lagging vs ES (Unch) potentially on yield dynamics, ahead of several Fed speakers scattered throughout today and tomorrow in the run-up to Chair Powell’s address (full preview available in the Newsquawk Research Suite). Back to Europe, the SMI (+0.1%) narrowly outperforms its peers amid a robust performance in the...
- Asia-Pac stocks traded cautiously amid a deluge of earnings releases and as markets await Jackson Hole US equity futures trickled lower overnight following another consecutive day of record highs on Wall St The BoK became the first major Asian central bank to hike rates since the pandemic began In FX, the DXY remains lacklustre beneath 93.00, EUR/USD and GBP/USD remain steady on 1.17 and 1.37 handles respectively Looking ahead, highlights include German GFK Consumer Sentiment, ECB Minutes, US GDP (2nd), IJC, Fed's Kaplan, Bullard, ECB's Schnabel, supply from Italy & the US
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Analysis details (11:05)
EQUITIES
Major bourses in Europe have conformed to a mixed picture (+0.2%) as the modest optimism seen around the cash open waned. Fresh fundamental newsflow has been light, whilst immediate price action was limited upon the release of an overall cautious German Ifo survey – with businesses citing supply chain concerns alongside rising COVID infections, whilst half the companies in manufacturing and retail also want increased prices to cover rising costs. US equity futures meanwhile remain stable in early European trade as eyes, for now, turn to the Fed’s Jackson Hole Symposium ahead of next week’s crucial US labour market report....
- Asian stocks traded somewhat mixed and failed to fully sustain the early momentum from the US The S&P 500 and Nasdaq extended on record highs amid notable strength in cyclicals US VP Harris suggested that the US needs to increase pressure on Beijing and challenge its bullying The House voted to approve the USD 3.5tln budget blueprint and advance the USD 1tln infrastructure bill The DXY heads into the European open marginally firmer, EUR/USD trades sub-1.1750, CAD lags G10 FX Looking ahead, highlights include German IFO, US Durable Goods, DoEs, ECB's de Guindos, US 5yr supply
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