• Asia-Pac equities staged a rebound from the prior day's sell-off; Nikkei outperformed and the Hang Seng lagged
• US equity futures traded flat and near the prior session’s best levels; US 10yr cash yield probed 1.50% overnight
• FX was quiet, DXY hovers around 92, EUR/USD and GBP/USD found support at 1.1900 and 1.3900; USD/JPY drifted higher towards 110.50
• Fed Chair Powell's prepared testimony to Congress reiterated recent...

• US futures are firmer, ES +0.5%, after bouncing from overnight pressure as APAC players reacted to Friday's hawkish Fed remarks; Euro Stoxx 50 +0.4%
• FX has been choppy though the DXY is ultimately subdued but still holds 92.00 to the benefit of peers across the board
• Core debt remains firmer though nearing the U/C mark as sentiment improves with yields now only marginally lower after dipping below 1.40% and 2.00% overnight for the 10 & 30yr...

MON: PBoC LPR Announcement

TUE: US Richmond Fed Survey (Jun); NBH Policy Decision

WED: EZ, UK and US Markit Flash PMIs (Jun); Canadian Retail Sales (Apr); CNB & Thai Policy Decisions, SNB Quarterly Bulletin (Q2)

THU: BoE Policy Decision; German Ifo Survey (Jun); US Durable Goods (May), GDP and PCE Prices Finals (Q1); New Zealand Trade Balance (May); Banxico Policy Decisions, CBRT Minutes (June), Canadian Provincial Holiday (St John...

• A risk-off tone was seen overnight. Nikkei 225 lost the 28k level but Mainland China bucked the trend
• US equity futures drifted lower overnight in which the NQ and YM declined under 14k and 33k respectively
• Yields continued to pull back; the US 10yr and 30yr cash yields dipped below 1.40% and 2.00% respectively
• In FX, the DXY was choppy but remained firm, EUR/USD traded sub-1.1900, JPY and Antipodeans...

• European bourses are modestly pressured, Euro Stoxx 50 -0.3%, amid a relatively quiet session featuring banks & energy names as the laggards; ES -0.1%
• The DXY remains elevated though failed to retain 92.00 as US yields pulledback, with FX peers pressured and energy-exposed FX lagging
• BoJ maintained policy settings as expected and extended pandemic relief measures by six months
• NHC issued a tropical storm watch for the Mexican Coast and...

• Asian equities were sluggish following the mixed lead from Wall Street where the NDX posted a fresh record high
• White House National Security Adviser Sullivan said they are considering a call between US President Biden and Chinese President Xi
• BoJ maintained policy settings as expected and extended pandemic relief measures by six months
• In FX, the DXY eyes 92.00 to the upside as EUR/USD and GBP/USD lost 1.19 and 1.39 status...

• Equities remain subdued post-FOMC with pressure exacerbated on base-metal prices while banks are the clear outperformers; ES -0.3%, Euro Stoxx 50 -0.2%
• The USD remains supported surpassing/testing mid-April highs sub-92.00 with peers pressured across the board; SNB and Norges Bank were largely as expected
• US bipartisan group of around 20 Senators said they support an infrastructure investment framework without raising taxes and looks forward to developing...

• Fed kept rates and QE unchanged as expected but caught markets off guard with hawkish Fed dot plots
• Fed raised IOER to 15bps (prev. 10bps) and hiked RRP rate to 5bps from 0bps
• The DXY surged above 91.00, EUR/USD and GBP/USD lost 1.20 and 1.40 handles respectively
• Asian equity markets traded mostly lower with risk appetite subdued in reaction to the FOMC
• US President Biden warned Russian President Biden against...

• Equities are contained pre-FOMC, though we have picked up a touch as US participants arrive; ES +0.1%; Euro Stoxx 50 +0.3%
• China said it will release national reserves of copper, aluminium and zinc and ordered state firms to curb overseas commodities exposure
• The USD is lower given inflation-induced GBP strength while core debt has bounced slightly but conviction remains slim
• Oracle is pressured in the pre-market post earnings where its EPS...

• Asian equity markets were subdued following the losses on Wall St; US equity futures traded flat overnight
• In FX, the DXY was rangebound, EUR/USD remained above 1.2100, Cable traded under 1.4100 and USD/JPY held onto 110.00
• The US is considering establishing a permanent naval task force in the Pacific region as a counter to China’s growing military strength, sources stated
• China said it will release national reserves of copper, aluminium and...

• European equities now see more of a mixed picture whilst US equity futures move sideways, with the ES and NQ just off ATHs
• In FX, the DXY traded on either side of 90.50, GBP/USD lost 1.4100 status whilst USD/TRY extended gains above 8.5000
• Copper prices plumb the depths upon China's return with speculation of the release of state copper reserves
• EU and US have reached a deal to resolve the Boeing (BA)/ Airbus (AIR FP) dispute, whilst the UK...

• Asia-Pac bourses were mixed as the positive bias from Wall St was offset after Chinese markets returned from the extended weekend
• UK PM Johnson confirmed a delay to the removal of further restrictions in England for four weeks until July 19th
• In FX, the DXY consolidated around 90.50, EUR/USD little changed on a 1.21 handle and GBP/USD tested 1.41 to the downside
• EU and US are set to resolve the Boeing (BA) - Airbus (AIR FP) dispute over...

• European bourses are firmer but off highs after a holiday-thinned APAC handover; US equity futures meanwhile trade sideways
• DXY trades around 90.50 in a tight range, with peers somewhat mixed and GBP underperforming and NZD outperforming
• The White House said the G7 agreed to a new global infrastructure initiative named the Build Back Better World or B3W to rival China’s Belt & Road initiative
• UK government approves a four-week delay to...

• MON: EZ Industrial Production (Apr); Hong Kong and China Holidays (Tuen Ng Day/Dragon Boat Festival).
• TUE: Germany CPI Final (May); UK Jobs Report (Apr/May); US PPI (May) and Retail Sales (May); RBA Minutes (June).
• WED: FOMC Policy Decision; Japanese Trade Balance (May); Chinese Retail Sales (May) and Industrial Production (May); UK Inflation (May); Canadian CPI (May); New Zealand GDP (Q1); BCB Policy Decision, US President Biden and Russian President Putin...

• Asian equity markets began the week quiet amid holiday-thinned conditions with the absence of key markets; US equity futures traded flat with a mild upside bias
• In FX, DXY remained above 90.50; EUR/USD printed on either side of 1.2100; GBP/USD tested 1.4100 to the downside
• White House said the G7 agreed to a new global infrastructure initiative named the Build Back Better World or B3W to rival China’s Belt & Road initiative
• UK government...

• European bourses began tentative but have picked up modestly as the session progressed, while US futures pivot the U/C mark
• Basic resource names outperform given base metals overnight while banks lag on the ongoing yield pullback and crude remains supported
• DXY remains bid but off the weekly high with peers lower across the G10 board but magnitudes relatively slim
• UK PM Johnson is said to mull a four-week postponement before ending COVID-19...

• Asian equity markets traded mixed as the region only partially benefitted from the momentum in the US
• In FX, DXY traded in a tight range on either side of 90.00, EUR/USD and GBP/USD remained sub-1.2200 and below 1.4200 respectively
• ECB sources said three policymakers wanted to cut PEPP purchases; some differed on bond-buying needs in thin summer markets
• UK PM Johnson is said to mull a four-week postponement before ending COVID-19...

• European bourses are mixed/flat ahead of US CPI and the ECB while US futures are marginally diverging as the NQ modestly lags on firmer yields
• The USD is firmer with peers mixed but contained while fixed income modestly pares recent upside and the US 10yr yield back to 1.50%
• US and Chinese commerce chiefs reportedly agreed to push forward with trade and investment ties; supporting APAC trade
• A bipartisan House group unveiled an 8-year...

• Asian equity markets traded higher as US-China dialogue helped the region shrug off early cautiousness
• US and Chinese commerce chiefs reportedly agreed to push forward with trade and investment ties
• The DXY maintains 90.00 status, EUR/USD sits on a 1.21 handle and GBP/USD eyes 1.41 to the downside
• A bipartisan House group unveiled an 8-year package valued at USD 1.25tln which would avoid corporate and income tax...

• European bourses are mixed/flat in a relatively quiet EU session while US futures have been unmoved for the morning
• Chinese CPI missed forecasts while PPI continued to surge and registered the fastest pace of increase in factory gate prices since 2008
• Talks between US President Biden and Senator Capito have officially ended with Biden moving onto talks with a bipartisan group of senators
• DXY is sub-90 with peers firmer across the board and...

• Asian equities traded mixed with price action confined to relatively tight ranges
• Chinese CPI missed forecasts while PPI continued to surge and registered the fastest pace of increase in factory gate prices since 2008
• Talks between US President Biden and Senator Capito have officially ended with Biden moving onto talks with a bipartisan group of senators
• In FX, the DXY holds on to 90.00 status, EUR/USD and GBP/USD trade on 1.21 and 1.41...

• European cash and US equity future remain contained overall though were fleetingly pressured on multiple website outages globally with Fastly possible the cause; newsflow which lifted core debt to fresh highs
• In FX, DXY gains a firmer footing above 90.00; GBP and JPY lag whilst the NOK was lifted on the Norges Bank Survey
• US is reportedly planning trade talks with Taiwan; China is said to be moving ahead and making progress on legislation to counter US...

• Asian equity markets lacked direction following a similar indecisive performance on Wall Street
• In FX, the DXY holds on to 90.00, EUR/USD remains sub-1.22 and GBP/USD retreats further
• Reports suggest that the UK's June 21st reopening plans could be delayed by two weeks
• US Republican Senator Capito was said to not sound too optimistic about talks with President Biden ahead of today’s meeting
• Looking ahead, highlights...

• European bourses are contained in tentative and quiet trade during ECB & Fed blackout periods while US futures are faring marginally worse; ES -0.2%
• The DXY is essentially unchanged with peers somewhat mixed while core debt errs lower and yields are raised but still sub pre-NFP levels
• President Biden rejected the Republican infrastructure proposal although still plans to meet with Republican Senator Capito today
• Treasury Secretary Yellen...

• MON: German Industrial Orders and Manufacturing Output (Apr); EZ Sentix Index (Jun
• TUE: Japanese GDP R (Q1); EZ Employment Final (Q1) and GDP R (Q1); Norges Bank Regional Network Report (Q2); German ZEW Survey (Jun) EIA STEO
• WED: BoC Policy Decision; Chinese Inflation (May); German Trade Balance (Apr)
• THU: ECB Policy Decision; US CPI (May); Norwegian CPI (May); OPEC MOMR; Iranian Nuclea
• FRI: UK GDP Estimate...