The Premarket Movers & News by Newsquawk

Asian equities traded somewhat mixed and only partially benefitted from last Friday’s rebound on Wall St.Chinese industrial production printed inline with estimates and retail sales disappointed but still showed respectable growthIn FX markets, the DXY heads into the European open firmer, EUR/USD pu

European bourses are firmer following the positive APAC performance with US futures following suit ahead of data, ES +0.6%USTs have been climbing all morning recovering recently lost ground with yields suppressed and the USD downbeat as such to the modest benefit of peersPresident Biden told Republi

Asia-Pac stocks were mostly higher as the region took impetus from the firm performance in the USMajor US indices recovered from the recent inflation-triggered sell-off and snapped a 3-day losing streakIn FX, the DXY traded within a narrow range overnight, EUR/USD remains sub-1.21 and GBP/USD sits o

European bourses are pressured following overnight losses though US futures are comparatively less pressured; Euro Stoxx 50 -1.5%, ES -0.3%DXY remains bid at fresh session highs but still sub-91.00 with peers modestly pressured overall as GBP and Antipodeans lagUSTs have been oscillating the U/C mar

Asian equity markets were pressured following on from the losses in the US post-CPIThe S&P 500 and DJIA posted their worst 3-day performance in over 6 monthsUSD held on to most of yesterday's gains, EUR/USD is subdued beneath 1.21 and GBP/USD remains on a 1.40 handleColonial Pipeline has announc

European equities are firmer and earnings focused but US futures are softer and tentative overall going into US CPIUSD is modestly firmer but contained with peers only marginally weaker ex-antipodeans and GBP unreactive to the latest EU-UK updatesCore debt has consolidated somewhat going into CPI an

Asian equity markets were subdued following the lacklustre performance in the US where the DJIA suffered its worst day in over two monthsLosses in the Nasdaq were only marginal after the tech sector spent most of the session nursing its recent underperformanceIn FX, the DXY is firmer, EUR/USD retrea

Equities are depressed across the board in a continuation of the US & APAC spillover with tech among the underperformers as inflationary concerns remain at the forefrontUS Senate Republicans reportedly signalled that they could increase the infrastructure counterproposal to President Biden, Poli

Asia-Pac bourses traded with firm losses amid spillover selling from the tech-led declines on Wall StAll major US indices were dragged into the red with underperformance in the Nasdaq as tech names sold offChinese CPI printed below forecast while PPI rose at its fastest pace since 2017The DXY heads

Equities are contained with the initial modest European strength dissipating while the ES is unchanged and NQ/YM are mixedDXY is off-lows and holding 90.00 but pressured with Cable eclipsing 1.40 amid Scottish election resultsUS Colonial Pipeline shut down its entire network as prelim. reports indic

MON: Riksbank Minutes; Norwegian CPI; EZ Sentix Index.TUE: BoJ SOO, CBRT Minutes, EIA STEO & OPEC MOMR; Chinese Inflation; German ZEW Survey, Australian Budget. WED: IEA MOMR; UK GDP; US CPI. THU: Banxico Rate Decision; India Holiday, Swiss Holiday. FRI: ECB Minutes, BoC Senior Lo

Asian equities traded mostly positive as the region reacted to last Friday's disappointing US jobs data, which saw US majors hit record highsIn FX, the DXY remains below 90.50, EUR/USD holds on to 1.2150 and GBP/USD trades on a 1.40 handleThe SNP won 64 seats in the Scottish Parliamentary election,

European bourses are firmer extending on APAC performance with miners leading the way; US futures are also firmer though closer to the unchanged mark pre-NFPThe Biden administration is likely to go ahead with former President Trump's China investment ban and Blinken is to keep the pressure up in his

Asian equity markets traded mostly higher following the late ramp up on Wall St. and encouraging data from ChinaGains were capped ahead of US NFP data and as increased US-China hawkish rhetoric contributed to the tentativenessThe Biden administration is likely to go ahead with former President Trump

European bourses gave up opening gains but have recovered from lows to largely mixed/unchanged performance; US futures are marginally firmerChina was mixed on its return with pressure in bio stocks as the US administration is in favour of waiving IP rights, with the EU announcing a similar stanceChi

A mixed picture was observed in Asia-Pac stocks as the region took its cue from the indecision statesideThe Nasdaq was dragged lower by weakness in tech and growth, although S&P 500 and DJIA remained afloatIn FX markets, the DXY was relatively contained overnight, EUR/USD oscillated around 1.20

European bourses are firmer at present with mining, oil and tech names the outperformers; US futures are also supported though magnitudes are more containedUS Treasury Secretary Yellen clarified her remarks stating she was not predicting or recommending a rate increaseDXY largely recovered from init

Asian equity markets traded cautiously as the region battled to shrug off the tech-led declines in the USUS Treasury Secretary Yellen stated that interest rates will have to rise somewhat to ensure the economy does not overheatYellen later clarified that she is not predicting nor recommending a rate

European indices began the session firmer though initial gains diminished to largely mixed/flat performance with tech underperforming post Infineon and as NQ lagsUSD outperforms with EUR/USD having tested 1.20 and Cable dropping below 1.39, though unmoved on final PMIs while NZD lags pre-dataCore de

Asian equity markets traded mixed following on from a mostly positive US session after sentiment was underpinned amid an easing of COVID restrictionsThe Nasdaq underperformed with tech pressured by losses in work-from-home stocksIn FX, the DXY reclaimed 91.00, dragging EUR/USD and GBP/USD below 1.20

European bourses began with modest gains that have since fizzled out to reside in negative territory amid a holiday-thinned sessionCore debt has been pressured after Bunds failed to eclipse Friday's peak convincingly with EZ Final PMIs not moving the dial but US ISM and Fed speak in focusThe EU Comm

MON: German Retail Sales (Mar); EZ and US Manufacturing Final PMI (Apr); ISM Manufacturing PMI (Apr); UK Bank Holiday, Chinese Labour Day & Japanese Constitution DayTUE: RBA Policy Decision, UK Manufacturing Final PMI (Apr); US Durable Goods R (Mar); New Zealand Jobs Report (Q1); Riksdag Hearing

Asian equity markets began the week subdued amid key market closures and a lack of fresh macro-drivers over the weekendIn FX, the DXY retained gains seen on Friday, EUR/USD and GBP/USD sit on 1.20 and 1.38 handles respectivelyECB's de Guindos says the ECB can consider phasing out emergency stimulus

European bourses are rangebound with individual movers dominated by earnings; stateside, futures are modestly softerAmazon earnings beat on top and bottom lines after reporting a 44% increase in sales; +2% in pre-marketUSD is firmer but remains sub-91.00 with action largely confined to EUR & GBP

Asian stocks traded subdued after the momentum from yesterday’s intraday rebound and fresh record highs on Wall Street wanedThe APAC region was tentative at month-end and as participants digested an influx of earnings and mixed data releasesChinese official Manufacturing PMI and Non-Manufacturing PM