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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.
A surprise multi-front attack by Hamas on Israel resulted in at least 700 Israeli deaths and prompted Israel to declare war on Hamas.Crude futures have seen intraday gains of more than 5% after Hamas' attack on Israel which Iranian officials reportedly helped to plan.European equity futures are indi
Week Ahead 9-13th OctoberMON: EZ Sentix Index (Oct)TUE: NilWED: EIA STEO, US PPI (Sep). FOMC MinutesTHU: ECB Minutes, OPEC MOMR, IEA OMR, UK GDP (Aug), US CPI (Sep)FRI: Chinese Inflation (Sep), Chinese Trade Balance (Sep), EZ Industrial Production (Aug), US University of Michigan PrelimNOTE: Preview
European bourses trade on the front foot as indices attempt to recoup lost ground, US futures are trading marginally firmer, with overall sentiment tentative ahead of the big NFP report.DXY is caged to a tight 106.34-55 with FX markets generally steady, Pound perked up enough in early trade to probe
APAC stocks traded mostly higher albeit with some of the upside capped following the inconclusive performance on Wall St.RBI kept the Repurchase Rate unchanged at 6.50%, as expected.European equity futures are indicative of a higher open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.3% after the cash market clos
European bourses are choppy but ultimately trade flat at the time of writing in what has thus far been a session void of incremental macro news.DXY index remains relatively contained between 106.500-840 confines; Antipodeans narrowly outperform; Pound was flagging even before a more contractionary t
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European bourses are now mostly but modestly firmer after trimming the losses seen at the cash open; US futures scaled back earlier losses to hover around neutral levels.DXY gravitates as Treasury yields slip, risk sentiment improves and various institutions step up intervention - with the index ret
APAC stocks declined following the losses on Wall Street where stocks and bonds resumed their slide.European equity futures are indicative of a lower open with Euro Stoxx 50 future -0.2% after the cash market closed down 1.0% yesterday.DXY lingers above the 107 mark, USD/JPY sits on a 149 handle aft
European bourses are a touch softer with yields in focus, US futures slightly firmer ahead of data & Fed speakDXY ran into resistance and has faded from a 107.21 best, but does remain incrementally firmer; Antipodeans lag post on-hold RBAEGBs pressured with BTPs seemingly leading and pulling Gil
APAC stocks declined amid the rising global yield environment and the continued absence of some key markets.The RBA unsurprisingly kept rates steady in Governor Bullock's inaugural meeting and with the statement largely a carbon copy from the Lowe era.European equity futures are indicative of a lowe
European bourses & US futures have given up initial gains but action remains tentative pre-data/Powell and after mixed Chinese PMIsUS House/Senate passed a short-term spending bill, Biden signed a 45-day stop-gap measure into lawDXY is bid on dips and towards the top-end of 106.04-49 parameters
US House and Senate passed a short-term spending bill to keep the government funded until November 14th.APAC stocks traded mixed in severely holiday-quietened conditions amid the mass closures in the region.European equity futures are indicative of a contained open with Euro Stoxx 50 future flat aft
Week Ahead 2nd-6th OctoberMON: BoJ SOO, Riksbank Minutes, Japanese Tankan Survey (Q3), EZ/UK/US Final Manufacturing PMIs (Sep), US ISM Manufacturing PMI (Sep), Chinese Market Holiday (Sep 29-Oct 8)TUE: RBA Announcement, Swiss CPI (Sep), Chinese Market Holiday (Sep 29-Oct 8)WED: RBNZ Announcement, OP
European bourses are trading higher across the board with the Stoxx 600; US equity futures are also firmer in a continuation of yesterday's gains.DXY succumbs to more intense selling pressure amid softer US Treasury yields and renewed risk appetite; Antipodeans outperform.EGBs rebound following soft
APAC stocks mostly took impetus from Wall St’s positive lead as yields and oil prices declined from recent peaks.US Senate bill to avert a government shutdown garnered enough votes to advance, as expected.European equity futures are indicative of a contained open with Euro Stoxx 50 future flat after
European bourses trade softer following a predominantly negative close yesterday as a lack of positive catalysts keeps sentiment suppressed.DXY settled down under 106.50 after extending gains on Wednesday when various bullish impulses combined to boost the Buck.Bunds and Gilts have been in freefall
APAC stocks traded mixed following the indecisive performance in the US amid further upside in global yields and higher oil prices.European equity futures are indicative of a contained open with Euro Stoxx 50 future flat after the cash market closed up 0.1% yesterday.US Senate is to vote today at 16
European bourses are firmer in early trade, albeit it is hard to see today’s bounce as much more than a reprieve from recent losses with not a great deal changing since yesterday’s close.DXY consolidates gains on the 106.00 handle within a 106.16-32 range as month/quarter-end rebalancing demand offs
APAC stocks traded mixed as a rebound in Chinese Industrial Profits partially offset the subdued handover from Wall St.European equity futures are indicative of a contained open with Euro Stoxx 50 future flat after the cash market closed down 0.9% yesterday.US Senate voted to clear a procedural hurd
European bourses are on the backfoot but off the worst levels seen at the cash open despite a lack of fresh fundamental headlines, with the UK's FTSE outperforming on a weaker GBP.US futures are pressured amid a generally negative risk tone across the market and a lack of any fresh catalysts.DXY has
APAC stocks were mostly lower with headwinds from the rising global yield environment.US Senate Republican and Democrat negotiators are nearing a deal on a short-term spending measure, according to Blomberg.European equity futures are indicative of a softer open with Euro Stoxx 50 future -0.2% after
European bourses extended on losses since the cash open, despite no obvious catalyst to drive price action, and with no initial move seen in response to the German Ifo metrics - a release which on balance was better-than-expected. US equity futures reversed their earlier gains and saw an accele
APAC stocks traded with a mostly negative bias; Evergrande cancelled its creditor meeting and is scrapping its USD 35bln debt restructuring plan.European equity futures are indicative of a softer open with Euro Stoxx 50 futures -0.2% after the cash market closed down 0.1% on Friday.DXY is conta
Week Ahead 25-29th SeptemberMON: German Ifo (Sep), US National Activity Index (Aug), German State CPIs (Sep)TUE: Swedish PPI (Aug), US Consumer Confidence (Sep), New Home Sales (Aug) Richmond Fed (Sep)WED: Spanish Parliament PM Vote re. Feijoo (TBC), CNB Policy Announcement, BoJ Minutes (Jul); Germa
European bourses are mostly lower but have trimmed the losses seen at the cash open. The main macro story for the region thus far has been the flash PMI prints for September.French PMI missed, German PMI modestly beat, EZ PMI was mixed, UK PMI only saw manufacturing beat; the main theme of the PMIs
APAC stocks traded mixed amid a higher yield environment and after this week’s central bank frenzy culminated with a lack of surprises from the BoJ.BoJ kept monetary policy settings unchanged and made no change to forward guidance with the central bank to patiently continue monetary easing.European
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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