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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.
Equities are entirely in the red, with sentiment hit amid ongoing worldwide IT outages, sparked by CrowdStrike (-14%) updates, which have impacted Microsoft (-2.2%) and Nvidia (-1%) services.Dollar is firmer, G10s are mostly lower, with slight underperformance in the Antipodeans given the risk tone,
APAC stocks mostly followed suit to the losses on Wall St where sentiment was dampened and the Trump trade was seen in play as President Biden's re-election chances dwindled further.Chinese senior party official for economic affairs said China's economic recovery is not strong enough and needs to im
European equities are choppy, Tech is lower in Europe and fails to benefit from strong TSMC earnings & guidance, but has helped to lift the NQDollar is firmer, AUD benefits on the region’s jobs data, GBP back below 1.30 post-wagesBonds are pressured ahead of the ECB; Bunds saw two-way action aro
APAC stocks followed suit to the tech rout stateside owing to the recent rotation play, concerns of China tech curbs and tariff fears.European equity futures indicate a slightly softer open with Euro Stoxx 50 futures down 0.1% after the cash market finished lower by 1.1% on Wednesday.DXY remains on
European equities almost entirely in the red with sentiment hit following ASML earnings; results which has led to significant NQ weaknessDollar is weaker and slips to 103.70, carry trade unwinding seen with significant strength in JPY & CHF, GBP climbs past 1.30Fixed complex is rangebound, with
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APAC stocks were mixed despite the positive handover from Wall St, while China trade frictions and tariff threats clouded over Asia-Pac sentiment.NZD/USD was ultimately boosted despite the softer-than-expected New Zealand CPI data for Q2 as the attention turned to the 5.4% surge in non-tradeable con
European equities are entirely in the red; US futures gain, and with clear outperformance in the RTYUSD gains vs NZD, AUD & JPY, EUR/USD reclaims 1.09 and USD/JPY holds around 158.40Bonds are higher following Fed Chair Powell's comments and with yields unwinding some of their Trump-induced steep
APAC stocks were mixed amid a quiet calendar and after the choppy but positive performance stateside.Fed Chair Powell acknowledged more inflation progress and that recent inflation readings added confidence in inflation falling.European equity futures indicate a softer open with Euro Stoxx 50 future
European bourses are mostly lower, but sentiment has improved in recent trade; Burberry -15% and Swatch -10% both warn on China weakness; US equity futures gainDollar is subdued but still holds just above 104.00, EUR/USD at 1.09 & the Kiwi lagsBonds were initially subdued in reaction to the assa
APAC stocks traded mixed as participants reflected on the Trump assassination attempt over the weekend and a slew of Chinese data.Chinese GDP and Retail Sales missed forecasts, while House Prices further deteriorated but Industrial Production topped estimates.European equity futures indicate a
Week Ahead 15th-19th July:MON: Republican Convention, Holiday: Japanese Marine Day, Eurogroup Meeting, Eurogroup Informal meeting of Energy Ministers; Chinese GDP (Q2), Industrial Output/Retail Sales (Jun), Swiss PPI (Jun), US NY Fed Manufacturing (Jul), EZ Industrial Production (Jun); China's Third
European bourses are entirely in the green, US futures are mixed with the ES and NQ flat whilst the RTY continues to outperformDollar is flat having erased earlier gains, USD/JPY back below 160 after choppy trade overnightBonds are pressured giving back some of the post-CPI strengthCrude is firmer a
APAC stocks took their cues from the mixed performance stateside where softer-than-expected CPI data boosted Fed rate cut bets and spurred a stock rotation out of large-cap tech into small-cap cyclicals.DXY found some slight reprieve following yesterday's selling, USD/JPY swung between gains and los
European bourses are entirely in the green whilst US futures take a breather from the prior day’s advancesDollar is incrementally softer, GBP benefits from the region’s strong GDP metricsBonds are flat/lower, with Treasuries standing pat as focus remains on US CPI, Gilts marginally underperformCrude
APAC stocks took impetus from Wall St where the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose to fresh record highs once again.European equity futures indicate a mildly positive open with Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.2% after the cash market closed up by 1.1% on Wednesday.DXY sits just below the 105 mark, antipodeans lead
Equities are entirely in the green and hold near session highsDollar is flat and just above 105, NZD underperforms after the RBNZ kept rates unchanged but language struck a less hawkish toneBonds are firmer ahead of US 10yr supply and another appearance from Chair PowellCrude was initially subdued f
APAC stocks were mixed following the indecisive performance stateside where the major indices finished rangebound after Fed Chair Powell largely stuck to the script.DXY traded rangebound, USD/JPY continued its gradual upward trend, NZD was pressured after RBNZ, and CNY did not react to softer-than-e
European equities are mostly lower, US futures are modestly in the green ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s testimonyDollar is flat and G10s are uneventful vs the Dollar, though the Kiwi lagsBonds are lower, with focus today on Fed Chair Powell and US 3yr supplyCrude is subdued and near session lows, XAU n
APAC stocks were mixed as the region only partially sustained the positive mood seen in the US where the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 extended on record highs.European equity futures indicate a lower open with Euro Stoxx 50 future -0.2% after the cash market closed down by 0.2% on Monday.DXY lingers a
European bourses are entirely in the green, paring initial losses as markets digest the fallout from the French second-round parliamentary electionFrench second-round election results pointed to a hung parliament in which the left-wing New Popular Front surprisingly won the most seats followed by Ma
APAC stocks were mostly lower as the region failed to resume the momentum from last Friday's dovish post-NFP reaction, while the weekend macro news flow was light aside from the French election results.EUR/USD was mildly pressured after the French second-round election results pointed to a hung parl
Week Ahead 7th-12th July:SUN: French Election (second round)MON: CNB Minutes (June), Eurogroup Informal meeting of Competitiveness Ministers; Japanese Overtime Pay (May), German Trade Data (May), EZ Sentix Index (July), BoI Announcement, US Employment TrendsTUE: BoJ Bond Meeting 9-10, EIA STEO; Aust
European bourses have been tilting higher with the region benefitting from the removal of some political risk in the UK, Germany & FranceStateside, futures pivoting the unchanged mark into PayrollsFX has seen a slightly softer start for the USD, weighed on by EUR & GBP; USD/JPY slips to near
APAC stocks traded somewhat mixed in the absence of a lead from the US owing to the Independence Day holiday. There was also a lack of fireworks from the UK election exit polls, with the latest results showing that the Labour Party has won a majority as expected. DXY briefly dipped under
APAC stocks traded mostly higher as the region followed suit to the gains on Wall Street where the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq notched fresh record closes once again heading into US Independence Day.Fed Minutes stated that most saw the current policy stance as restrictive and several participants sai
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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