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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.
European bourses & US futures begin the week on the front-foot, as markets welcome the nomination of Scott Bessent as Trump's Treasury Secretary.USD pressured and USTs bid following this, with the DXY sub-107.00 and the US yield curve bull-flatteningFX peers generally benefit from the USD pressu
APAC stocks began the week mostly higher following last Friday's gains stateside; Nikkei 225 boosted by stimulus approvalPresident-elect Trump picked hedge-fund manager Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary; seen as a more market-friendly optionEuropean equity futures are indicative of a positive cash
MON: German Ifo (Nov), US National Activity Index (Oct)TUE: FOMC Minutes (Nov); US New Home Sales (Oct), Richmond Fed (Nov)WED: RBNZ Policy Announcement; Australian CPI (Oct), German GfK (Dec), US GDP 2nd (Q3), PCE Prices Prelim. (Q3), PCE Price Index (Oct), Initial Jobless Claims (23rd Nov), Durabl
Equities began the session on a firmer footing but now reside in negative territory after dismal EZ PMI metrics.USD firmer and ultimately benefiting from poor EZ PMIs which forced EUR/USD briefly onto a 1.03 handle. Sterling hit on its own data and Retail Sales beforehand.Bonds soar in reaction to d
US stocks ultimately finished higher with APAC mostly sustaining this momentum though China laggedDXY contained but remains above 107.00, EUR below 1.05 and Cable near 1.2550Fixed benchmarks are firmer but only modestly so as we await Flash PMIsCrude underpinned by ongoing geopolitical tensions as R
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Equities generally modestly lower; NVDA -3% pre-market despite headline beats as Q4 guidance disappoints.Ukraine’s airforce announced that Russia launched an ICBM, Ukrainian media specified it was a RS-26 missile; however, CNN reports that ICBM usage has not been confirmed.Dollar is slightly firmer,
APAC stocks were mostly subdued after the indecisive lead from the US where geopolitics and Nvidia earnings were in the spotlight.NVIDIA was lower by 2.5% after hours despite top and bottom line beats; concerns cited over production levels and slowing growth rates.European equity futures are in
Equities are entirely in the green as sentiment improves; NVDA earnings due after-hours.Dollar is back on a firmer footing, JPY underperforms and gives back the prior day’s haven-induced strength.Bonds are on the backfoot, and with clear underperformance in Gilts after the region’s hotter than expec
APAC stocks traded mixed following the price swings seen across global markets on Tuesday in which the US indices staged a recovery.European equity futures are indicative of a positive cash open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.4% after the cash market closed lower by 0.8% on Tuesday.USD is broadly
Equities are entirely in the red with sentiment hit following remarks by Russia’s Kremlin, which said "Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons in an event of aggression".Dollar is firmer vs most peers, but weaker against the JPY which caught a bid owing to its safe-haven status.Bonds h
APAC stocks traded mostly in the green following the similar performance stateside although gains were capped amid relatively quiet newsflow.European equity futures are indicative of a positive cash open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.3% after the cash market closed lower by 0.1% on Friday.FX mark
European bourses are generally on the backfoot, US futures are mixed.Dollar is incrementally lower, JPY underperforms after BoJ Governor Ueda continued to signal a lack of urgency to hike rates.USTs are marginally lower whilst Bunds extend losses and slips below 132.00.WTI & Brent are firme
APAC stocks began the week with a mildly positive following last Friday's tech-led declines on Wall St.European equity futures are indicative of a marginally positive cash open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.1% after the cash market closed lower by 0.8% on Friday.FX markets are broadly contained&n
MON: G20 (Brazil)TUE: NBH Policy Announcement; RBA Minutes (Nov); EZ Indicator of Negotiated Wage Rates (Q3), EZ HICP (Final), US Building Permits/Housing Starts (Oct), Canadian CPI (Oct)WED: UK CPI (Oct), German PPI (Oct)THU: CBRT & SARB Policy Announcements; UK PSNB (Oct), US Initial Jobless C
European bourses are mixed vs initially opening entirely in the red; US futures sit in negative territory.DXY is on the backfoot and holds around 106.50, JPY outperforms.USTs are under pressure in a continuation of the price action seen following a hawkish-leaning Powell; Gilts bid after the UK’s do
APAC stocks traded with a predominantly positive bias albeit with gains capped following the uninspiring handover from Wall Street and as participants digested recent earnings releases and mixed Chinese activity data.Fed Chair Powell struck a hawkish tone as he stated that the economy is not sending
European bourses gain with clear outperformance in the Euro Stoxx 50, lifted by gains in ASML +5.2% after it reiterated its 2030 sales outlook; US futures are modestly firmer whilst the RTY outperforms.Dollar continues to extend gains having surpassed 107.00, USD/JPY tops 156.00.Bonds are subdued wi
APAC stocks were mostly subdued following the indecisive lead from Wall Street. DXY extended above 106.50 and 10yr UST futures were lacklustre, while there was a lack of fresh major catalysts.Fed's Musalem (2025 voter) noted recent information suggests that the risk of inflation moving higher has ri
European bourses are mostly on a modestly firmer footing; US futures are incrementally lower ahead of US CPI.Dollar is flat, JPY marginally underperforms with USD/JPY briefly topping 155.00.USTs are incrementally firmer and ultimately in stasis ahead of US CPI; Gilts continued to underperform.Crude
APAC stocks were mostly subdued following the negative lead from the US alongside higher yields.European equity futures are indicative of a lower cash open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future -0.4% after the cash market closed lower by 2.3% on Tuesday.DXY remains above the 106 mark, USD/JPY has just cross
Equities are on the backfoot; the RTY underperforms, paring some of the Trump-induced strength in the prior session.Dollar continues to advance higher, GBP on the backfoot following mixed jobs data which saw an uptick in unemployment but wages remain sticky.Bonds are mixed, USTs are flat ahead of se
APAC stocks were ultimately mixed and failed to sustain the momentum from Wall St.European equity futures are indicative of a negative cash open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future -0.9% after the cash market closed higher by 1.1% on Monday.DXY remains on the front foot, EUR/USD is stuck on a 1.06 handle,
Equities are entirely in the green, with a strong European morning thus far; the RTY outperforms.DXY is on a firmer footing with the Trump Trade still in action, JPY underperforms following the BoJ SOO which highlighted the lack of urgency to hike.Bonds are mixed, with Bunds firmer amid suggestions
APAC stocks began the week mostly subdued following the recent China fiscal stimulus disappointment and softer-than-expected Chinese inflation data.European equity futures are indicative of a positive cash open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.4% after the cash market closed lower by 1.0% on Friday.
MON: US Holiday: Veterans Day. BoJ SOO (Oct), BoC SLOS; Norwegian CPI (Oct)TUE: Fed SLOOS, OPEC MOMR; German CPI (Final), ZEW (Nov), UK Unemployment/Weekly Earnings (Sep), US NFIB (Oct)WED: Riksbank Minutes (Nov), EIA STEO; Australian Wage Price Index (Q3), US CPI (Oct)THU: ECB Minutes (Oct), Banxic
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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