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The premarket movers and the news setting up each trading session - US and European market-open wraps, the week ahead, and original analyst commentary from the Newsquawk desk, published twice a day before the bell. Know what moved overnight, what’s expected, and what to watch into the open.
Week in Focus
MON: USTR US/China remarks, OPEC+ Meeting; Swiss CPI (Sep); EZ Sentix Index (Oct); US Durable Goods R (Aug) TUE: RBA Policy Decision; Australian Trade Balance (Aug); EZ, UK and US Markit Services and Composite Final PMIs (Sep); US ISM Services PMI (Sep) WED: RBNZ Policy Decision; NBP Policy Decision
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets traded mixed amid the ongoing Evergrande default concerns; mainland China was away In FX, the DXY briefly dipped below 94.000, EUR/USD and USD/JPY were choppy around 1.1600 and 111.00 respectively A total of 39 Chinese military jets flew into Taiwan’s air defence zone on Saturda
US Market Open
Bourses in Europe kicked off the first trading day of Q4 on the back foot, although the selling has somewhat stabilised US equity futures have also succumbed to the risk aversion; Chinese markets commenced the Golden Week holiday In FX, the DXY maintains 94.00 status, EUR/USD trades sub-1.16 and GBP
EU Market Open
Asia-Pac stocks began Q4 on the backfoot following the negative handover from Wall St. The S&P 500 closed the month and quarter out with its worst performance since the start of the pandemic In FX, the DXY maintains 94.00 status, EUR/USD trades sub-1.16 and GBP/USD remains pressured Congress passed
US Market Open
The upside momentum seen across US and European equity futures overnight stalled, with equities losing ground heading into the US session In FX, DXY eclipsed 94.500, EUR/USD hit a 14-month low, USD/JPY trades on either side of 112.00 Chinese official Manufacturing PMI disappointed, whilst the Non-Ma
EU Market Open
Asia-Pac stocks traded somewhat varied with the region indecisive at quarter-end and as participants digested a slew of data releases Chinese official Manufacturing PMI disappointed, whilst the Non-Manufacturing and Composite returned to expansionary territory In FX, the DXY remains on a 94.00 handl
US Market Open
Bourses in Europe are attempting to claw back some ground lost yesterday; the Oil & Gas sector lags while Tech recovers In FX, DXY printed a new YTD high sub-94.00, EUR/USD hit fresh 2021 lows and the NZD underperforms Evergrande sold CNY 10bln of shares in Shengjing Bank that will be used to pay th
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets were pressured on spillover selling from global peers which saw the S&P 500 suffer its worst day since May Tech losses were magnified as yields climbed and with sentiment also dampened by weak data Evergrande sold CNY 10bln of shares in Shengjing Bank that will be used to pay th
US Market Open
Bourses in Europe extended on the losses seen at the cash open and trade lower across the board US equity futures have also been hit in tandem with the surge in global yields; NQ underperforms US 10yr yield rose further above 1.50%, the 20yr topped 2.00% and the UK 10yr hit 1.00% for the first time
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets traded mixed following on from a Wall Street lead where value outperformed growth The DXY heads into the European open marginally softer with EUR/USD and GBP/USD on 1.17 and 1.37 handles respectively Advances in the crude complex saw Brent reach USD 80/bbl for the first time sin
US Market Open
Bourses in Europe have trimmed the gains seen at the open, albeit the region remains mostly in positive territory US equity futures vary, with the NQ (-0.3%) lagging as yields tick higher, whilst the RTY (+0.4%) outperforms In FX, the DXY eyes 93.500, EUR/USD fell below 1.1700 whilst USD/JPY inches
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets traded somewhat mixed with the region finding encouragement from reopening headlines That said, gains were capped heading towards month-end, while German election results remained tight and Evergrande uncertainty continued to linger The German election results saw a narrow victo
US Market Open
European bourses and US futures are subdued with Evergrande updates sparse and participants looking to Fed speak, ES -0.3% Silence from Evergrande and lack of coupon payments for its offshore bonds, stirred uncertainty for the company & APAC sentiment The DXY holds on to 93.00 but peers are generall
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets traded mixed with the region failing to fully sustain the impetus from the positive performance across global counterparts Silence from Evergrande and lack of coupon payments for its offshore bonds, stirred uncertainty for the company The DXY holds on to 93.00 status with FX mar
US Market Open
Risk sentiment remains positive after the APAC-lead; however, latest Evergrande sources have tarnished sentiment somewhat, ES +0.6% Chinese authorities are asking local governments to begin preparations for the potential downfall of Evergrande, WSJ citing sources On the subject, China has told Everg
EU Market Open
The FOMC gave notice that a reduction in the pace of asset purchases may soon be warranted Fed Median dot plot sees 1 hike in 2022 (prev. 0); 3 hikes in 2023 (prev. 2); 7 hikes through 2024; long run 9 (prev. 9) Asian equity markets traded mostly positively as the region took its cue from the gains
US Market Open
Risk sentiment has strengthened on China's return to market amid PBoC liquidity operations and Evergrande developments Evergrande’s main unit Hengda Real Estate will make domestic coupon payments due tomorrow; offshore payments unclear, sources Equities are firmer with Europe marginally outperformin
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets traded mixed as caution lingered ahead of upcoming risk events including the FOMC Participants also digested the latest Evergrande developments and China’s return to the market from the Mid-Autumn Festival Evergrande’s main unit Hengda Real Estate will make coupon payments due t
US Market Open
European bourses & US futures are firmer in an attempt to recoup yesterday's losses; albeit, we remain lower on the week thus-far Evergrande Chairman provided upbeat commentary; but, China remains on holiday and we await Thursday's bond interest deadline In FX, the DXY has been rangebound with a dow
EU Market Open
Asian equities traded cautiously following the recent downbeat global risk appetite Wall Street saw its heaviest losses since May with the S&P closing lower by 1.7% In FX, the DXY was rangebound above 93.00, EUR/USD was steady after finding support at 1.17 and GBP/USD nursed losses sub-1.37 Canadian
US Market Open
European bourses trade with losses across the board; US equity futures conform to the risk aversion with NQ narrowly outperforming vs RTY Asia-Pac stocks were spooked at the start of the week; Mainland China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan were closed Evergrande fell 17% on default fears; executives
Week in Focus
MON: Canadian Election; Swedish Budget; Japan Market Holiday. TUE: RBA Minutes (Sep); BI Policy Decision; NHB Policy Decision; Riksbank Policy Decision. WED: FOMC Policy Decision; BoJ Policy Decision; PBoC LPR Setting; BCB Policy Decision. THU: BoE Policy Decision; SNB Policy Decision; Norges Bank P
EU Market Open
Asia-Pac stocks were spooked at the start of the week; Mainland China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan were closed US equity futures also slipped overnight with the RTY underperforming, NQ losses were less pronounced In FX, DXY extended gains above 93.00, USD/JPY fell under 110.00, and antipodeans und
US Market Open
Equities have come under pressure on Quad Witching Day, ES -0.3%, Euro Stoxx 50 -0.1% In FX, the DXY has pulled back to the modest benefit of peers while debt is softer but off worst levels US and Australia issued a joint statement that noted they will strengthen ties with Taiwan ECB stated the FT s
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets traded mixed with the region tentative; US equity futures drifted higher overnight In FX, DXY pulled back from yesterday's highs, GBP/USD reclaimed 1.3800 and antipodeans narrowly outperformed US and Australia issued a joint statement that noted they will strengthen ties with Ta
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Premarket movers are the stocks, indices and assets making the biggest moves before the regular session opens — driven by overnight news, earnings, economic data and shifts in sentiment. Newsquawk’s Premarket Movers & Daily Market Open distils what happened overnight and what’s expected next into concise, analyst-written wraps published twice a day: the US and European market-open briefings and a week-ahead look at the calendar. Rather than a raw list of tickers, each wrap explains why things moved and what to watch into the session - across equities, FX, rates, energy and metals. It’s the pre-market read for traders who want context, not just a screener.
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