US Market Open
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- US Market Open: US futures modestly lower, USD and Fixed pull back ahead of data
- Us Market Open: Equities mixed ahead of US data and comments from Fed officials
- US Market Open: European autos hit hard after guidance cuts, geopolitical tensions remain high
- US Market Open: Japan elects hawkish candidate, ECB rate cut bets rise, PCE due
- US Market Open: Geopols and Chinese Stimulus in focus ahead of US data & numerous speakers
- US Market Open: JPY lags, fixed lower after a soft UK tap, US supply & Kugler due
- US Market Open: Sentiment lifted after China’s flurry of stimulus efforts
- US Market Open: USD and fixed bolstered by PMIs, US data & Fed speak ahead
- US Market Open: JPY hit and fixed bid after Ueda, XAU at highs; Fed speak due
- US Market Open: US futures bid, USD pressured and fixed flat; BoE due before US data
- US Market Open: USD softer with fixed pressured pre-FOMC, US futures slightly firmer
- US Market Open: DXY flat but USTs firmer, Timiraos in focus into US data
- US Market Open: Equities are mixed, USD pressured as the odds of 50bps tick up
- US Market Open: European bourses generally firmer, DXY slips amid heightened dovish repricing bets which is benefitting bonds; UoM Prelims due
- US Market Open: Risk-on mood as stocks/crude gains, DXY is flat & Bunds slip ahead of the ECB; US PPI / IJC due
- US Market Open: US equity futures lower & DXY subdued following the US Presidential Debate ahead of US CPI
- US Market Open: European equities are mixed whilst US futures tilt lower, DXY is flat & GBP benefits post-jobs data
- US Market Open: European equities gain, DXY stronger whilst JPY lags given the risk appetite
- US Market Open: Equities are lower, JPY gains & DXY holds flat ahead of US NFP
- US Market Open: Tentative price action ahead of today's US data deluge including ADP Employment & ISM Services
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