- The in #gasoline prices is gaining momentum, with the national average posting its biggest weekly drop in almost 14 years. Pump prices ~17 cents for the week ended Sunday, which also included a one-day drop of 3.1 cents (the largest daily since Dec. 2008) - Bloomberg
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Equities in Europe have trimmed the modest broad-based downside seen at the cash open in the run-up to the US CPI metric and Fed speak. The post-CPI pricing of another 75bp move by the FOMC in September will likely drive the stock market, whilst Fed commentary will also be eyed to see how high the Fed is willing to go, and for how long - full Newsquawk preview available here. US equity futures have been gaining since the European cash open, in summer conditions, and with no major headlines this morning to drive the price action. Back in Europe, it is worth being mindful of the low water levels in Germany’s Rhine River from a trade flow perspective. Reports suggested that the Rhine River will be effectively impassable at a key point on August 12th – which will likely hinder large flows of diesel and coal at a time Russian gas flows are uncertain, and after flows via the southern arm of the Druzhba pipeline were halted. In terms of the...
DXY
The index is flat in early trade having notched a narrow APAC range. Fresh session lows were printed heading into the European cash open but DXY now stays within a tight 106.23-40 parameter ahead of the US CPI print – Full Newsquawk preview available here. Fed speak is also set to pick up after the CPI report, Fed's Evans and Kashkari are due on Wednesday after the CPI report while Daly is to speak on Thursday, whilst unscheduled speakers are likely to conduct impromptu interviews on business TV and wires. Participants are on the lookout for clues in their remarks to gauge their appetite for another 75bp move in September and to see how high the Fed is willing to go, and for how long, with some desks flagging the potential for a 100bps increase, should the CPI report come in notably hotter than expected. SGH’s Chief US Economist Tim Duy wrote this morning - “we need a substantial downside miss on July core inflation to keep the 50bp option open. A consensus or...
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