The Premarket Movers & News by Newsquawk

Asian equity markets began the week somewhat cautious on lingering trade concerns and after disunity at the APEC summit UK PM May stated over the weekend that there has not yet been enough number of letters required to trigger a no-confidence vote ERG sources are said to be confident of reachi

16th November 2018 Gove, Fox, Grayling, Mourdant and Leadsom all decide to stay as UK political resignations abate ERG sources suggest 48 letters need for no confidence vote have all been handed in to Brady Looking ahead, highlights include US Industrial Production, ECB’s Weidmann and

US-Chinese trade relations in focus again after conflicting reports suggesting the next round of Chinese tariffs are being placed on hold, which USTR Lighthizer later denied UK PM May said she will see this through and fight leadership challenge. UK PM May is yet to appoint a new Brexit Minister

Sterling pounded amidst multiple cabinet resignations Gilts hit contract high, ahead of possible no-confidence vote as UK PM in Dis-May Looking ahead, highlights include US retail sales, US weekly jobs, NY Fed mfg, Philly Fed, DoEs, ECB’s Coeure, Praet and de Guindos, Fed’s Quarles

Asian equity markets were eventually mostly higher after the region gradually shrugged off the cautious lead from the losses stateside UK PM May confirmed she has cabinet backing for her Brexit deal and stands ready to present the deal and a statement to Parliament There were reports that a PM

Cable wings clipped by customs concerns ahead of 14:00GMT Cabinet meeting Source reports of a possible 1.4mln BPD oil supply cut by OPEC fails to stop the rot Looking ahead, highlights include, UK Brexit Cabinet meeting, US CPI, Fed’s Quarles, Powell, Supply from Germany and UK cabinet t

Asian equities traded lacklustre following a similar performance on Wall St where the energy sector was hit by a further aggressive slide in oil prices All eyes are now on events at 10 Downing Street as UK PM May’s cabinet meets to discuss her Brexit deal Tensions between Italy and the E

Brexit "endgame" talk lifts Cable to a 1.29 handle as a deal hangs in the balance; Italian assets underperform ahead of budget re-submission deadline Positive US-China trade rumblings lifting equities but oil extending losses as Presidential jawboning fails Looking ahead, highlights

Major Asian equity markets mostly followed suit to the sell-off on Wall St where tech led the declines UK PM May said Brexit talks are now reaching their "endgame" and that both sides are working hard to reach an agreement but added that significant issues still remain Senior ministe

European equities are mixed after having initially opening higher across the board, DAX underperforms while FTSE 100 is buoyed by a weaker GBP DXY has extended recovery gains beyond 97.000 and through its previous ytd peak to top out just shy of 97.600 Looking ahead, the calendar includes a la

Asian equity markets eventually traded mostly positive but with gains limited as some cautiousness lingered from the uninspiring performance on Wall St last Friday GBP/USD gapped lower towards 1.2900 after reports that UK PM May cancelled an emergency cabinet meeting which severely lessens the li

Major European equities are lower across the board (Eurostoxx 50 -0.8%) as the sentiment seen in Asia spills over onto the region WTI and Brent lost the USD 60/bbl and USD 70/bbl handles respectively, after the complex entered into bear market territory GBP has lost momentum and is underperfor

Fed kept Federal Funds Rate target unchanged at 2.00-2.25% as expected and continued to point to “further gradual increases” in rates Asian equity markets traded lower following a lacklustre lead from Wall St where the mid-term stock rally stalled EU is said to want a customs borde

Major European indices are mixed (Eurostoxx 50 -0.2%) after starting the session in positive territory, financials outperform while consumer discretionary names la The dollar index is holding relatively firm above the 96.000 handle within a fairly confined range awaiting the Fed, while GBPUSD is

Asian stocks were mostly higher as they took impetus from the post-election rally seen on Wall St where all majors gained at least 2% EU Commission see Italian budget measures leading to a deficit/GDP ratio of 2.9% vs. the Italian government's view of 2.4%, according to sources FX markets

Democrats have taken control of the House, while the Republicans retain control of the Senate, as expected European equities are positive across the board as investors digest the consequences of a split Congress, with US equity futures edging higher DXY lost the 96.00 handle as currency market

Democrats are projected to take control of the House after having gained an estimated 26 seats, while the Republicans are projected to have picked up a net 4 seats at the Senate A strong start for the Democrats initially weighed on US equity futures, although stock futures then recovered after fu

Major European indices are mostly in the red (Eurostoxx 50 -0.4%) with outperformance in Switzerland’s benchmark The greenback is trading cautiously ahead of today’s US mid-term elections, with the DXY hovering just above 96.200 Looking ahead, highlights include US JOLTS, APIs, ECB

Asian equity markets were mixed as weakness in China clouded over the mostly positive lead from US where the DJIA and S&P 500 closed higher EU is reportedly to offer a compromise regarding the Irish border in which Britain could end the temporary customs arrangement However, reports also s

European equities kick start the week mixed with the FTSE MIB weighed on by banks amid stress test results The Times reported UK PM May secured private concessions from Brussels that will keep Britain in a customs union and avoid a hard border, this was later dismissed as speculation by Downing S

Asian equity markets began the week with a negative tone following last Friday’s losses on Wall St after US-China trade hopes were tempered by pessimism from NEC’s Kudlow UK PM May secured private concessions from Brussels that will keep Britain in a customs union and avoid a hard bor

Main European indices are in the green, continuing the trend from Asia with material names outperforming due to trade progression between the US and China The Greenback is weaker vs all G10 counterparts, bar the JPY, which is still bucking the trend as an even safer currency haven Looking ahea

Asian stocks are mostly higher and US equity futures recover Apple-inspired losses after reports that Trump has asked the cabinet to draft a potential China trade deal FT reports that the EU is floating a compromise with London on the Irish border backstop that would give the UK stronger guarante

European equities trade mostly higher (Eurostoxx 50 +0.8%) after erasing initial losses as sentiment from Asian and Wall Street translated onto the region Cable dipped after a UK official said comments on the Times report on banks Brexit deal is "unsubstantiated" Dollar index is back

Asian equity markets traded mostly higher as the region sustained the positive momentum from Wall St. GBP supported by reports that UK PM May has reached a deal with Brussels on financial services More broadly in FX, DXY softened overnight and pulled back below the 97.00 level as its major cou