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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: BoJ Summary of Opinions (Jun) TUE: German CPI Prelim (Jun); EZ Sentiment Survey (Jun); Japanese Jobs Data (May); US Monthly Home Prices (Apr) WED: Chinese Official PMIs (Jun); Japanese Industrial Output (May); German Unemployment (Jun); EZ Flash CPI (Jun); US ADP National Employment (May); UK G
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets were subdued following a light weekend in terms of macro drivers ahead of NFP on Friday US equity futures were uneventful with the Emini S&P fading an initial extension to fresh record highs In FX markets, the DXY remains sub-92.00, EUR/USD trades on a 1.19 handle and GBP/USD ha
US Market Open
European equities are mixed but contained while US futures are steady as we await infrastructure updates, ES +0.1% US Senate Minority Leader McConnell has gone from optimism to pessimism on infrastructure after Biden's veto threat FX is rangebound with the USD lower and NZD outperforming post-data w
EU Market Open
Asia-Pac equities picked up momentum throughout the session; Nikkei 225 climbed back above 29k US equity futures overnight traded with a mild upside bias with the YM marginally outperforming In FX, the DXY was contained, USD/JPY remained sub-111.00 and NZD outperformed US Senate Minority Leader McCo
US Market Open
Equities took impetus from Ifo beats after mixed/contained APAC trade, Euro Stoxx 50 +0.9%, ES +0.4% The USD is modestly pressured with G10 peers firmer but rangebound while core debt has stabilised A bipartisan group of US senators has reached an accord on a framework for an infrastructure bill; so
EU Market Open
Asia-Pac bourses saw a mixed and contained session; US equity futures traded with a mild upside bias overnight FX was quiet, DXY remained caged under 92.000, EUR/USD and GBP/USD traded sideways whilst USD/JPY printed a fresh YTD high at 111.11 China's Banking and Insurance Regulator official expects
US Market Open
Equities have slipped/stalled in proximity to all-time-highs, Euro Stoxx 50 -0.6% and ES U/C, amid quiet newsflow The USD is subdued with peers modestly firmer ex-JPY which has dropped to fresh YTD lows surpassing 111.00 EZ flash PMIs were firmer than expected though the French measures missed on ex
EU Market Open
Asia-Pac equities saw mixed trade; Hong Kong outperformed while Australia lagged US equity futures held a mild upside bias overnight near the prior session's highs In FX, DXY was firm, Antipodeans underperformed and the Yuan came under pressure China said its military is ready to respond to all prov
US Market Open
Equities drifted at the European cash open but catalysts were slim and performance has been rangebound; most recently, US futures have returned to near unchanged levels Crude is pressured given source reports that Russia is considering proposing an increase in OPEC+ oil production at the July 1st me
EU Market Open
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.
US Market Open
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
Week in Focus
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 P
EU Market Open
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%
US Market Open
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
EU Market Open
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
US Market Open
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 ex
EU Market Open
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 l
US Market Open
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
EU Market Open
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 Pacif
US Market Open
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 spec
EU Market Open
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
US Market Open
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 infrastruct
Week in Focus
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) a
EU Market Open
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 ag
US Market Open
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 wi
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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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