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Selloff Accelerates As Trump Fears Mount: “The Market Will Revert To Much Higher Volatility”

By silveristhenew | Published May 18, 2017

European and Asian stocks slumped on Thursday following the worst one-day drop in US stocks in 8 months, while S&P futures tumbled to session lows, down 0.3% to 2,350 after initially posting a modest rebound, following a new Reuters report alleging that Trump campaign members communication with Russians on at least 18 occasions, and which […]

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Euro Surges As Trump Fears Slam Dollar; Futures Poised For New Records

By silveristhenew | Published May 16, 2017

In a replica of Monday’s early trading, European shares are down, this time led by health-care stocks even as the Euro surges above 1.1050, the highest level since the US election. Asian equities rose, while S&P futures were unchanged although we expect the ramp to kick in any second, and take the NASDAQ to another […]

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Oil Surges After Saudis, Russians Agree To 9 Month OPEC Output Cut Extension; US Futures Flat

By silveristhenew | Published May 15, 2017

In an otherwise quiet session in which European shares dropped, Asian equities rose and S&P500 futures were little changed, crude oil surged above $49 on high volume, after the Saudi and Russian energy ministers said in Beijing they favor extending the OPEC production cut for 9 months, though the end of Q1 2018. WTI rose […]

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Markets All Too Quiet Ahead Of Inflation, Retail Sales Data

By silveristhenew | Published May 12, 2017

Asian stocks and S&P futures are both feeling the weather this morning, while European stocks are little changed as traders have decided to hold back until today’s key US CPI and retail sales data is released in under two hours. Commodities have posted another modest rebound, driven by a rise in metal prices that has […]

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Europe, US Futures Slip Despite Brent Bouncing Back To $51

By silveristhenew | Published May 11, 2017

Asian stocks rose lifted by commodity names; European equities trade mostly lower but with little in the way of conviction or firm direction while the Italian banking index is at the highest level in a year following domestic earnings; S&P index futures are modestly in the red after the cash market closed at a record […]

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Goldman: “The Last Time Correlations Were This Low Was Just Before The Financial Crisis”

By silveristhenew | Published May 8, 2017

In a note from Goldman’s cross-asset strategist Ian Wright, the bank points out something troubling: on one hand, over the past six months, or rather since the US elections, equity markets around the globe have soared, and returns across regions have been “strong” – S&P 500, Stoxx 600, Nikkei 225 and MSCI EM ($) have […]

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Bank Of Japan “Bought The Dip” Over Half The Time In The Last 4 Years

By silveristhenew | Published May 5, 2017

A year ago, we noted that The Bank of Japan (BoJ) was a Top 10 holder in 90% of Japanese stocks. In December, we showed that BoJ was the biggest buyer of Japanese stocks in 2016. And now, as The FT reports, the real "whale" of the Japanese markets is stepping up its buying (up […]

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Global Stocks Hit All Time High As Fed Meeting Begins

By silveristhenew | Published May 2, 2017

With the Fed set to begin its latest 2-day meeting (no rate hike is expected), S&P futures are little changed with European and Asian stocks higher after the VIX dropped to a 10 year low and the Nasdaq rose to record highs, sending the MSCI All-Country Index back to all time highs, as global markets […]

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Stocks Dazed After Trump NAFTA Flop, Tax Plan Disappointment; ECB Looms

By silveristhenew | Published April 27, 2017

European shares are lower, pressured by disappointing results by Deutsche Bank and ending a six-session gain, as Asian equities and S&P futures were little changed after a record-setting rally in world stocks which pushed the MSCI World index to over $50 trillion yesterday, fizzled after Trump released unconvincing tax cut plans prompting traders to “sell […]

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European Stocks, Futures Rebound As Stronger Dollar Eases Haven Demand

By silveristhenew | Published April 19, 2017

European stocks rebounded after the biggest one-day drop since November, alongside S&P futures, while Asian equities posted modest declines after yesterday’s weak US close. Gold and yen slid, while the dollar gained on the latest Mnuchin comments to the FT according to which Trump was “absolutely not” trying to talk down the dollar. European equities […]

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