The Premarket Movers & News by Newsquawk

Asian equity markets traded mixed as the region failed to take full advantage of the gains on Wall St Chinese Vice Premier Liu He unexpectedly attended US-China trade talks, which were scheduled to be at a Mofcom vice-ministerial level UK and EU leaders are reportedly in talks regarding possib

European equities are in the red, with some outperformance in IT. The USD continues to underperform major counterparts US-China trade talks begin; although, a US destroyers’ presence may cause tensions to flair Looking ahead, highlights include US Factory Orders, US ISM Non-MFG PMI, Fed&

Asian stocks began the week higher across the board as the region took its first opportunity to react to the trifecta of bullish developments from last Friday UK PM May warned that Britain would be in unchartered territory if her Brexit deal is rejected by parliament and said the vote would be he

European equities are up as market risk sentiment improves from US-China trade developments Dollar underperforms major counterparts (ex-JPY) ahead of Powell speaking after NFP Looking ahead, highlights include US services PMI, US and Canadian jobs reports, DoEs, Baker Hughes, Fed’s Powel

Asian equities were mixed following the slide in US stocks with the Nikkei 225 underperforming its peers as Japanese participants returned to market US House Democrats have voted to reopen government, defying US President Trump’s veto threat UK Cabinet ministers have been told that EU co

European equities are in the red with tech names dragged down by a Apple guidance cut FX markets are in focus after the JPY ‘flash crash’ Looking ahead, highlights include US ADP, weekly jobs, construction spending, ISM manufacturing. ASIA Asia-Pac equities were mixed followi

Asia-Pac equities were mixed following the slide in US equity futures after tech-giant Apple fell in excess of 8% after-market following a cut in guidance An overnight surge in JPY rattled FX markets with AUD/JPY plummeting from around 75.50 to a low print of 70.50 amid thin trade and global grow

European Indices in the red following on from Asia, as the risk-off tone prevails USD has climbed ahead despite beginning the session negatively, although still underperforms JPY Looking ahead highlights include Canadian Manufacturing PMI and US Manufacturing PMI. ASIA Shanghai Composi

European Indices in the red following on from Asia, as the risk-off tone prevails USD has climbed ahead despite beginning the session negatively, although still underperforms JPY Looking ahead highlights include Canadian Manufacturing PMI and US Manufacturing PMI. ASIA Shanghai Composi

European Indices in the red following on from Asia, as the risk-off tone prevails USD has climbed ahead despite beginning the session negatively, although still underperforms JPY Looking ahead highlights include Canadian Manufacturing PMI and US Manufacturing PMI. ASIA Shanghai Composi

 Shanghai Composite (-1.2%), Hang Seng (-3.0%), ASX 200 (-1.5%), Nikkei 225 (closed), DXY 95.86 (-0.3%), Mar’19 e-mini S&P 2482.25 (-0.9%) Chinese Caixin Manufacturing PMI (Dec) 49.7 vs. Exp. 50.2 (Prev. 50.2) Australian CoreLogic House Prices (Dec) -1.3% M/M (Prev. -0.9%) Au

Asia-Pac bourses traded mostly higher in holiday-thinned liquidity following the downbeat lead from Wall St. on Friday US President Trump has reportedly privately discussed firing Fed Chair Powell over the latest Fed rate hike UK PM May's allies are plotting to keep her at No.10 for at lea

Dollar proffers from the plight of others, while oil continues to toil European stocks spooked by global rout, and quadruple witching Looking ahead, highlights include US Durables, GDP, PCE, Canadian, GDP, Retail Sales and Quadruple Witching ASIA Asia-Pac stocks were lower across the b

Asia-Pac stocks were lower across the board as the global stock rout continued into the region following the losses in US amid fears of a government shutdown FX markets were quiet amid a sparse overnight calendar, and as the DXY traded within a narrow range for most of the session before testing

Dollar has reverted from post-FOMC levels and European equities continue their overnight decline Brent and WTI continue to decline as supply and growth concerns weigh on prices Looking ahead, highlights include US Initial Jobless Claims & Philly Fed Business Index ASIA Asian e

The FOMC raised the fed funds rate target by 25bps, narrowed the trajectory of rate hikes going forward and softened its guidance on future rate hikes Asian equities firmly in the red following the declines seen on Wall St. post-FOMC. DXY fluctuated on either side of the 97.000 handle Looking

Dollar continues to underperform major counterpart ahead of todays FOMC decision US-China tensions have reportedly resurfaced at the WTO meeting Looking ahead, highlights include Canadian CPI, US Existing Home Sales, DoEs, FOMC rate decision and press conference ASIA Asian equities wer

Asian equities were mostly lower amid cautious trade ahead of the FOMC rate decision, and after the attempted rebound on Wall St UK’s SNP, Liberal Democrats, Plaid Cymru and Greens have tabled a vote of no-confidence in the government Italy's Government source said the EU Commission

Dollar continues to underperform major counterparts ahead of FOMC and expectations for a Dovish-Hike WTI hits October 2017 lows as oversupply and growth concerns weigh on prices Looking ahead, highlights include US building permits and housing starts, ECB’s Makuch ASIA Asian equiti

Asian equities were lower across the board following the slump seen on Wall St. as investors readied for an expected Fed hike against the backdrop of slowing global growth UK Labour Leader Corbyn is now implementing a forward motion of no-confidence in UK PM May following her decision to not hold

Dollar is trading cautiously ahead of FOMC with comparative outperformance seen in G10 counterparts. EU & Asian equities begin the week cautiously, amidst comments that the US are raising concerns over China with the WTO Looking ahead the highlight is NY Fed Manufacturing ASIA Asia

Asian equity markets began the week somewhat cautiously following the downbeat lead from Wall St. in which the three major bourses closed lower by around 2% each PM May’s Deputy David Lidington and Number 10 Chief of Staff Gavin Barwell dismissed reports from The Times that they were prepar

Early EU sentiment undermined by disappointing Chinese data, EZ PMIs and negative Brexit rumblings Some respite as China looks set to temporarily lift retaliatory tariffs on US cars Looking ahead highlights include, US Retail Sales, Flash PMIs, Industrial Production and Baker Hughes rig count

Asian equity markets were negative across the board as sentiment in the region soured following the lacklustre lead from Wall St and as region digested disappointing data from China In FX markets, the DXY consolidated just above the 97.00 level with price action kept range-bound by mixed trade in

UK PM May leadership challenge submitted by 1922 committee, with results due at 21:00GMT/16:00EST US-China trade tensions marginally subside as Trump says telephone negotiations are underway Looking ahead, highlights include US CPI & Real Weekly Earnings, Brazilian Interest Rate Decision,