Newsquawk Daily
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.
US Market Open
Trump’s latest tirade on the USD has given FX markets some much needed traction European equities trade mostly higher with the FTSE 100 lagging its peers Looking ahead, highlights include Brexit talks in Brussels, UK Foreign Secretary Hunt to speak in Washington ASIA Asia-Pac markets eventually trad
EU Market Open
DXY took a hit and retreated below 96.00 following a renewed tirade by US President Trump US President Trump also upped the ante on the trade front by stating he has no time-frame for ending the Chinese trade dispute Looking ahead, highlights include Brexit talks in Brussels, UK Foreign Secretary Hu
US Market Open
European equities accelerated gains (Eurostoxx 50 +0.8%) as sentiment improved across the region amid Friday’s US-China trade developments TRY is back under pressure after S&P’s downgrade and no FX Depo auction today, with comments from President Erdogan largely shrugged off Looking ahead, highlight
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets were mostly higher but with gains contained as the region struggled for direction due to a lack of fresh catalysts and as earnings dominated news flow FX markets were relatively uneventful amid a lack of data releases or macro drivers, EUR/USD and GBP/USD stall around the 1.1450
Week in Focus
Key Events Monday: German PPI Tuesday: RBA Minutes Wednesday: NZ Retail Sales, Canadian Retail Sales, US Existing Home Sales, FOMC Minutes Thursday: Norway GDP, EZ PMI (Flash), ECB Minutes, Fed’s Jackson Hole Symposium begins, US PMI (Flash), US tariffs on USD 16bln of Chinese goods take effect Frid
US Market Open
Source reports suggest Turkey is ready to release Pastor Brunson but the US is offering nothing in return TRY struggling alongside European equities as EM worries return Looking ahead, highlights include, Canadian CPI, Uni. of Michigan and Baker Hughes ASIA Asian equity markets were mostly higher as
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets were mostly higher as the region tracked the performance on Wall St. FX markets traded somewhat indecisively due to a lack of data points overnight and amid a choppy CNH Looking ahead, highlights include EZ (F) and Canadian CPI, Uni. of Michigan and Baker Hughes ASIA Asian equit
US Market Open
European equities (bar Italy) benefitting from the improved risk tone amid positive developments from Turkey and China Atlantia shares seeing heavy losses as Italian traders return to their desks after the Genoa bridge disaster Looking ahead, highlights include US housing starts, building permits an
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets traded lower across the board on spill over selling from Wall St although the announcement of US-China trade talks provided some glimmer of hope Initial support for the USD, eventually petered out sending EUR/USD above the resistance at 1.1350 and GBP/USD reclaimed the 1.2700 ha
US Market Open
USDTRY remains low as tensions abound in turkey despite Pastor Brunson’s appeal rejection Rising USD pressuring base metals, which is dragging on FTSE mining names Looking ahead, highlights include, US retail sales, industrial production, SOMA and DoEs ASIA Asian equity markets were mostly negative
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets were mostly negative as the region failed to take impetus from the gains on Wall St where all majors edged higher The greenback extended on gains which pressured its counterparts across the board. Turkey has raised tariffs on imported goods from the US Looking ahead, highlights
US Market Open
TRY building on recovery post-liquidity measures, up ~4%, although Erdogan remains defiant UK Unemployment rate falls to lowest in over 40 years, but real wage growth stagnates, GBP erased early morning gains and currently flat Looking ahead the highlight is API weekly crude inventories ASIA Asian e
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets traded mixed as some of the regional bourses shrugged off the negative lead from Wall St. Chinese bourses underperformed their peers amid disappointing Chinese data Tory Brexiteers are said to be planning to challenge PM May by publishing their own blueprint favouring a hard Bre
US Market Open
European equities kick-start the week lower across the board (Eurostoxx 50 -0.6%) with sentiment in the region soured by contagion concerns USD/TRY soared through 7.0000 to a new record peak around 7.2150, and prompted the CBRT into action Looking ahead, today’s calendar lacks tier 1 data ASIA Asian
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets began the week lower across the board with sentiment in the region spooked on spill-over concerns as the Turkish lira extended on last week’s slump Sell-off in TRY sparks EM currency sell-off although TRY later found support on announcement of measures Looking ahead, today’s cal
Week in Focus
Key Events Monday: North and South Korea to hold “high-level” talks Tuesday: China Industrial Production, German ZEW Survey, German & EZ GDP, UK Labour Market, Home Depot earnings Wednesday: UK CPI, US Retail Sales, US Industrial Production, Cisco earnings Thursday: Australian Labour Market, Norges
US Market Open
Reports of ECB concerns about European banks’ Turkish holdings slam the TRY to record lows EUR, European equities struggling as investors take flight to safe haven assets Looking ahead, highlights include, new Turkish economic model, US CPI and Canadian jobs ASIA Asian equity markets were mostly neg
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets were mostly negative with sentiment subdued after a lacklustre lead from Wall St. Heading into European trade, EUR/USD tripped stops on a break of 1.1500 to the downside to print its weakest level in around a year Looking ahead, highlights include UK GDP and output, US CPI and C
US Market Open
FTSE 100 lags following a plethora of large cap ex-dividends and energy names underperforming TRY hits new lows; RUB weakens on US sanctions Looking ahead, highlights include US weekly jobs, PPI, Fed’s Evans and a US 30yr Bond Auction ASIA Asian equity markets were eventually mostly higher after bou
EU Market Open
Asian equities shrugged off opening losses with Chinese bourses outperforming their regional peers NZD/USD slipped to its lowest since early 2016 after the RBNZ kept rates unchanged as expected whilst providing a dovish rate outlook Looking ahead, highlights include US weekly jobs, PPI, Fed’s Evans
US Market Open
Sterling continues its slide and returns to multi-month lows vs. USD and JPY FTSE outperforming on GBP weakness Looking ahead highlights include, US DoEs, RBNZ rate decision and supply from the US ASIA Asian stock markets traded mostly positive as they sustained the momentum from the US where the ma
EU Market Open
Asian stock markets traded mostly positive as they sustained the momentum from the US. Shanghai Comp lagged after the US finalized its 2nd tranche of tariffs DXY was subdued and eyes a retest of the 95.00 level to the downside. EUR/USD gained a firmer footing above the 1.1600 handle and GBP/USD rebo
US Market Open
European equities trade optimistically with all major bourses firmly in the green AUD the major beneficiary of Yuan/EM recovery Looking ahead, highlights include US APIs, US 3yr note auction, BoE’s McCafferty and further large-cap earnings ASIA Asian equity markets traded mostly higher following the
EU Market Open
Asian equity markets traded mostly higher following the positive performance in their US counterparts. RBA stood pat on rates as expected GBP/USD continued to languish amid reports suggesting that UK PM May is losing support due to her Chequers plan and some see her departure as essential Looking ah
US Market Open
Cable probing 11-month lows as UK Trade Minister Fox cites 60% chance of “no deal Brexit”; USDTRY pushes to new record high of 5.1800 Oil spiking higher and up on the day on reduced supply, equities initially lower but push into positive territory in a news-thin morning Scarce calendar ahead with no
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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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