European bourses are firmer across the board as risk-sentiment recovers, Euro Stoxx 50 +5.0%; albeit, Energy/Basic Resources names are lagging amid an unwinding in geopolitical-premia, evidenced notably in crude.
US futures are firmer across the board, though the magnitude of action is less pronounced when compared to European peers, ES +1.7%.
Russia says "some progress" has been made in discussions with Ukraine; subsequently, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Kuleba says...
European bourses are mixed, Euro Stoxx 50 +0.9%, after an initial boost to sentiment on source reports around large-scale EU bond issuance; albeit, this upside has waned.
Similar action has been exhibited in US futures, ES +0.4%, though performance there is positive across the board once more after a brief foray back into negative territory.
EU is reportedly considering a massive joint bond sale to finance defence and energy, according to Bloomberg citing sources;...
European bourses are hampered across the board, Euro Stoxx 50 -2.3%, as geopolitics continue to dominate; US futures are also pressured, ES -1.7%, but faring marginally better
WTI and Brent surge amid multiple bullish-factors re. US possibly banning Russian oil, Iran-nuclear delays and China growth ambitions; thus, benchmarks reached highs of USD 130.50/bbl and USD 139.13/bbl respectively.
Russian & Ukraine Foreign Ministers are to meet in Antalya, Turkey,...
MON: Chinese Trade Balance (Feb), German Consumer Goods/Industrial Orders (Jan), EZ Sentix (Mar), US Employment Trends (Feb), Australian Consumer Sentiment (Mar).
TUE: EIA STEO; Australian NAB Business Conditions/Confidence (Feb), German Industrial Output/Production (Jan), EZ Employment Final (Q4), US NFIB (Feb), Canadian Trade Balance (Jan), US International Trade (Jan), Wholesale Inventory/Sales (Jan).
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Ukraine's ruling party head said the third round of talks with Russia will take place on Monday.
US Secretary of State Blinken said the US and allies are in active discussions regarding a Russian oil import ban; Brent rose above USD 139/bbl at one stage.
Russian demands for sanction exemptions have delayed Iranian nuclear talks.
Asian stocks are lower, US futures are negative with the e-mini S&P below 4300, European...
European bourses are hampered, Euro Stoxx 50 -3.7%, after sentiment was hit on the escalating Zaporizhzhia nuclear situation, with Russia now having control of the area
Stateside, US futures, ES -0.8%, are pressured but remain modestly above overnight lows as participants look to today's Labour Market Report
Ukraine Presidential advisor says they will not say the date/time of the next round of discussions with Russia in advance
Next round of Russia-Ukraine discussions could start at 12:00GMT today; though, Russia notes that they are awaiting the arrival of the Ukrainian delegation
European bourses are lower and in-line with the generally cautious mood ahead of negotiations; US futures lower, ES -0.1%, but more contained pre-data & Fed speak
DXY remains firm and either side of 97.50, with peers generally lower and havens not benefitting from the cautious tone in-fitting with the core...
Ukraine and Russia will hold a second round of discussion later today, via Tass citing an aide to the Ukraine presidential office - awaiting Ukranian confirmation.
Earlier, Russia's Kremlin says the Russian delegation will be waiting later today and are ready to continue talks; not clear if Ukrainian officials will attend the talks.
Losses in Europe trimmed and bourses are now predominantly positive following Kremlin commentary around today's potential negotiations,...
Sentiment in equities has moved to risk-off as the mornings Russia-Ukraine updates are generally downbeat; Euro Stoxx 50 -2.5%, ES -0.5%
US futures are lower across the board, ES -0.5%, though magnitudes are more contained than their European peers as participants look to a heavy data-docket ahead and Fed speak incl. Powell later in the week
Ukrainian President Zelensky says that negotiations with the Russian side have not achieved required results while Russian...
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WED: OPEC Meeting, BoC Policy Announcement; German Unemployment (Feb), EZ Flash CPI (Feb), US ADP (Feb), Australian Composite/Services Final PMIs (Feb)
Russian President Putin ordered to place Russia's nuclear deterrent forces on high alert citing aggressive statements by NATO leaders and economic sanctions
G7 leaders declared they will remove selected Russian banks from the interbank SWIFT system; the EU said some Russian central bank assets will be frozen
Russian Central Bank said it releases a capital buffer while it ordered market players to reject foreign clients' bids to sell Russian...
European bourses are firmer and back in proximity to initial best levels after losing traction shortly after the cash open, Euro Stoxx 50 +1.3%; FTSE 100 +1.9% outperforms amid Basic Resources strength.
US futures are lower across the board, ES -0.9%, after yesterday's significant intra-day reversal to close positive; albeit, action has been rangebound within the European morning.
Europe is preparing additional Russian sanctions, US says they have room for further...
European bourses are firmer, Euro Stoxx 50 +1.0%, with gains relatively broad based though the oil-exposed FTSE 100 lags given benchmark pricing.
US futures, ES +0.6%, are also firmer as newsflow is comparably slower and as participants also take impetus from sanctions being less-stringent than some feared.
EU Ambassadors have approved sanctions on Russia & US Secretary of State Blinken said it doesn't make sense to meet with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov...
European bourses have experienced a marked recovery throughout the session, Euro Stoxx 50 Unch., with the FTSE 100 (+0.4%) the marginal outperformer given its crude exposure.
A recovery that comes amid numerous geopolitical developments and was seemingly led by oil upside and as we await clarity/insight into any Russian sanctions and as Ukraine's President remains confident that there will not be a war.
EU ambassadors considered a four-part sanctions package against...