RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 30.01.18
30 Jan 2018, 07:06
- Asian markets traded lower across the board as the selling in US equity futures and retreat from record highs gathered pace overnight
- UK PM May will reject the EU’s proposed deal on the Brexit transition period and go into battle next week over freedom of movement and so-called “rule taking”
- Looking ahead, highlights include German regional and nation...
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 29.01.18
29 Jan 2018, 06:58
- Asia-Pac bourses traded somewhat mixed, as the region failed to maintain the early broad momentum from last Friday’s gains on Wall St.
- USD strengthened against its major counterparts in which EUR/USD briefly slipped below 1.2400 and AUD/USD gave up the 0.8100 hand
- Looking ahead, highlights include US personal consumption and...
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Week In Focus: The Acronyms Dominate The Week, As FOMC, NFP & NAFTA Headline
26 Jan 2018, 17:48 by Samuel Indyk
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Monday:
Tuesday: Eurozone GDP (Q4, P)
Wednesday: FOMC MonPol Decision, Canadian GDP (Nov), Eurozone CPI (Jan, P), Australian CPI (Q4)
Thursday:
Friday: US Labour Market Report (Jan)
North America
Monday will bring the release of the US PCE price index, alongside the...
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 26.01.18
26 Jan 2018, 07:01
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 25.01.18
25 Jan 2018, 07:01
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 24.01.18
24 Jan 2018, 06:55
- Asian equity markets traded mixed with the Nikkei 225 lagging its peers amid a firmer JPY
- In FX, USD woes persisted in which the DXY slipped to below 90.00 for the first time since late 2014
- Looking ahead, highlights include Eurozone and US Manufacturing PMI, UK Jobs Report, DoEs and NZ...
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ECB January 2018 Monetary Policy Decision Preview
23 Jan 2018, 14:38
ECB Monetary Policy Decision Due At 12:45 GMT, Press Conference Due At 13:30 GMT
- Unanimous expectations look for the ECB to leave its tspanee key rates unchanged
- Focus will fall on what hints/if any Draghi delivers on the future path of the Bank’s PSPP
- Markets will also be looking out for any potential comments from the ECB President on the ongoing EUR...
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 23.01.18
23 Jan 2018, 07:04
- US Senate passes stopgap spending bill to reopen the government
- Bank of Japan keeps monetary policy instruments unchanged, attention turns to Kuroda
- Highlights today include German ZEW survey, EU Consumer Confidence and API oil inventories
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 22.01.18
22 Jan 2018, 06:58
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Week In Focus: Hawks vs. Doves? The BoJ & The ECB Issue Their Latest Decisions, Will We Get Any Clarity From Either Bank?
19 Jan 2018, 18:37 by Samuel Indyk
Key Events
Monday:
Tuesday: Bank of Japan MonPol Decision
Wednesday:
Thursday: ECB MonPol Decision, UK Labour Market Report (Nov/Dec), New Zealand CPI (Q4), Norges Bank MonPol Decision
Friday: US GDP (Q4, A), UK GDP (Q4, A)
Focus in the early part of the week is set to...
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 19.01.18
19 Jan 2018, 06:55
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 18.01.18
18 Jan 2018, 07:04
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 17.01.18
17 Jan 2018, 06:56
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 16.01.18
16 Jan 2018, 06:56
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 15.01.18
15 Jan 2018, 06:58
- Asian equity markets modestly in the green with sentiment buoyed from Friday’s Wall St. close.
- PBoC sets the strongest CNY since May’16, supporting AUD and NZD, while USD softens to 3yr low.
- Looking ahead, highlights include BoE’s...
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Week In Focus: Bank of Canada, Will They Or Won’t They? Just How Strong Was Chinese GDP Growth In 2017?
12 Jan 2018, 18:27 by Samuel Indyk
Key Events
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday: BoC MonPol Decision
Thursday: Chinese GDP (Q4), UK Inflation Data (Dec), Australian Labour Market Report
Friday:
North America
The US will observe Martin Luther King Day on Monday, which will lead to lower liquidity conditions at the...
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 12.01.18
12 Jan 2018, 06:57
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 11.01.18
11 Jan 2018, 06:58
- Asian equity markets were mostly lower amid a dampened global risk tone. In FX, AUD outperformed its major peers after better than expected Retail Sales data
- China SAFE said that report on China mulling reduction in US Treasury purchases may cite a wrong source or be fake news.
- Looking ahead, highlights include ECB minutes, US PPI, Fed’s Dudley and supply...
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 10.01.18
10 Jan 2018, 07:02
- Asia failed to sustain the positive lead from Wall St where all US majors resumed their record setting performance
- JPY continued to firm following yesterday’s BoJ purchase tweaks with USD/JPY down a further 30+ pips on the session
- Looking ahead, highlights include UK production and trade data, US import and export prices, DoEs, Fed’s Bullard and...
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 09.01.18
09 Jan 2018, 06:59
- Asian Asia equity markets traded mostly higher as the region mirrored the tone seen in US, where all majors posted fresh record highs
- JPY strengthened on a reduced Rinban announcement in which USD/JPY slipped below 113.00
- Looking ahead, highlights include APIs, Fed’s Kashkari and supply from the Netherlands, Austria, Germany, UK and the...
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 08.01.18
08 Jan 2018, 06:57
- Asian equity markets trade mostly higher with Japanese markets closed for a public holiday
- FX markets traded mostly sideways with AUD slightly underperforming
- Highlights today include Eurozone consumer confidence and speeches from Fed’s Bostic, Williams & Rosengren
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 05.01.18
05 Jan 2018, 06:55
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 04.01.18
04 Jan 2018, 06:58
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 03.01.18
03 Jan 2018, 06:55
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RANsquawk EU Open Rundown 02.01.18
02 Jan 2018, 06:54
- Asian stocks began the year in positive territory, supported by strong Chinese data
- FX trade relatively sideways overnight with AUD the outperformer following Chinese manufacturing PMI
- Looking ahead, highlights include Eurozone, UK and US manufacturing PMIs