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- European bourses are marginally firmer with US futures mixed/flat in quiet newsflow after initial overnight pressure in futures despite a lack of catalysts US Senate's infrastructure deal vote is expected today at 11:00EDT/16:00BST USD is underpinned to the detriment of safe-haven CHF & JPY while USTs are steady but EGBs/Gilts are bid post-ZEW/DMO issuance China's Daily noted that the PBoC may have to cut the RRR or interest rate to spur growth North Korea warned the US and South Korean military drills mean they will face even greater security threats; hotline was subsequently reported as having no connection Looking ahead, highlights include US Labour Costs/Productivity (Prelim.), Chinese M2, EIA STEO, Fed's Evans & Mester and supply from the US
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EQUITIES
European equities (Eurostoxx 50 +0.2%) broadly trade on a marginally firmer footing whilst macro impulses for the region remain light during summer trade. A disappointing German ZEW report did little to shift the dial in Europe despite expectations falling for a third time in a row. The lead from Asia was characterised by choppy price action whilst US futures trade with little in the way of firm direction. Of note for China, China’s Daily suggested the PBoC may have to cut the RRR or interest rate to spur growth. From a US perspective, the Senate is set to vote on the infrastructure deal at 11:00EDT/16:00BST. The bill is expected to pass and head to the House, where...
Members of President Biden’s economic team generally support nominating Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to a second term, but growing resistance from prominent Democrats including Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) could lead to his replacement, according to people familiar with the matter.
Mr. Powell, who was appointed to his first term by former Republican President Donald Trump, has received high marks from some Democrats for steering the central bank toward a paradigm shift that has placed greater attention on reducing...
- APAC equities traded mixed; the Nikkei gave up its catch-up gains and China was choppy US equity futures were dented alongside sentiment despite the absence of a catalyst at the time Fed's Rosengren (2022 voter) said the Fed should announce QE tapering in September for a start this fall China's Daily noted that the PBoC may have to cut the RRR or interest rate to spur growth North Korea warned the US and South Korean military drills mean they will face even greater security threats US Senate's infrastructure deal vote is expected today at 11:00EDT/16:00BST Looking ahead, highlights include German ZEW, US Labour Costs/Productivity (Prelim.), Chinese M2, EIA STEO, Fed's Evans & Mester, supply from the UK and US Earnings: Porsche, Flutter, SYSCO
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