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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.
APAC stocks were mostly lower following the post-Independence Day hangover in the US owing to recent weak global data releases and a rising yield environment.The FOMC Minutes provided little to deviate from the current view of future rate increases - almost all participants judged it appropriate or
European bourses are in the red after bleak EZ and Chinese PMI data, US futures similarly downbeat pre-FOMC MinutesCrude initially pressured on the above but lifted by Saudi commentary from the OPEC+ seminarDXY remains in close proximity to 103.00, with JPY benefitting from a broader yield pullback
APAC stocks were mostly lower following the holiday lull stateside and as participants digested the latest Chinese Caixin Services PMI data.DXY eked mild gains and retained the 103.00 status with price action rangebound after the Independence Day celebrations in the US.Crude futures faded some of th
APAC stocks traded mixed with the regional bourses mostly rangebound amid the holiday-thinned conditions statesideDXY traded rangebound, EUR/USD and GBP/USD lacked direction, USD/JPY was choppy, AUD slipped after the RBA.The RBA decided to keep rates on hold, but maintained a hawkish tone and kept t
European bourses are firmer with sectors similarly supported while US futures are incrementally higher pre-ISM and after a constructive APAC handoverTesla outperforms in the pre-market after record Q2 deliveries, TSLA +6.2%In FX the USD recovers post-Friday’s data while CHF lags post-CPI, EUR hit on
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APAC stocks began the new trading month on the front foot with momentum from last Friday's rally on Wall Street; European equity futures are indicative of a marginally higher open.DXY was contained ahead of the thinned conditions stateside where markets will close early owing to tomorrow’s Independe
Week Ahead July 3-7thMON: BoJ Tankan Survey (Q2), Chinese Caixin Manufacturing PMI Final (Jun), Swiss CPI (Jun), EZ/UK/US Manufacturing PMI Final (Jun), US ISM Manufacturing PMI (Jun)TUE: RBA Announcement, NBH Announcement, South Korean CPI (Jun), German Trade Balance (May),WED: FOMC Minutes, Chines
European bourses trade on the front-foot with the Stoxx 600 on track to close the week out with gains, with little action seen on the EZ Flash CPI metrics.US equity futures are around flat/tilting higher ahead of today’s key PCE data for May, before traders head out for the long Independence Day hol
APAC stocks mostly traded with cautious gains as participants digested a slew of data releases at quarter-end.Chinese Manufacturing PMI matched estimates and Non-Manufacturing PMI was slightly softer-than-expected although remained in a firm expansion.European equity futures are indicative of a slig
APAC stocks mostly traded with cautious gains as participants digested a slew of data releases at quarter-end.Chinese Manufacturing PMI matched estimates and Non-Manufacturing PMI was slightly softer-than-expected although remained in a firm expansion.European equity futures are indicative of a slig
European bourses trade with little in the way of firm direction following a similarly indecisive close on Wall Street yesterday.US equity futures are around flat with the ES holding above the 4400 mark.Fed Chair Powell revealed his expectations for Friday’s PCE data (Core PCE likely rose 4.7% Y/Y in
APAC stocks traded mixed amid some indecision heading closer towards month/quarter/half-year end and after the choppy performance stateside.US bank shares were marginally supported after-hours following the Fed's stress test results which all 23 of the largest banks passed.European equity futur
European bourses trade on the front foot as the region plays catch up to the afternoon gains on Wall Street.DXY defies gravity given negative rebalancing signals on spot month, Q1 and H1-end, as the index continued to pivot 102.50.Debt futures overcame several wobbles before establishing a more soli
APAC stocks traded mixed and only partially sustained the momentum from Wall St. which was led higher by tech. Softer-than-expected monthly CPI data from Australia added to the bets for the RBA to keep rates unchanged at next week’s meeting.European equity futures are indicative of a marginally
European bourses have been edging lower throughout the morning despite the enthusiasm seen ahead of the cash open, with the ECB Sintra Forum underway.DXY is on a softer footing intraday with the range on either side of 102.50, whilst prelim rebalancing models tilt Dollar-negative.Debt futures have e
US stocks finished predominantly lower with underperformance in the Nasdaq, whilst small caps were resilient and the Russell 2000 closed in the greenAPAC stocks were mostly positive as the risk tone improved following the predominantly negative handover from the USEuropean equity futures are indicat
European bourses trade on the backfoot following on from the soft close in the US on Friday with losses having picked up since the cash open.DXY is caged to a tight range on either side of 102.75, EUR looks heavy after bleak German Ifo data, and Yen is among the outperformers.Safe havens are bid acr
APAC stocks traded mostly subdued after Friday's losses on Wall St with weekend newsflow dominated by the brief uprising of the Wagner Group in Russia.Wagner Group chief Prigozhin accepted a proposal by Belarusian President Lukashenko to stop the movement of his troops to Moscow.European equity futu
Week Ahead June 26-30thMON: BoJ SOO, German Ifo Survey (Jun)TUE: Canadian CPI (May)WED: ECB TLTRO-III.4 Operation Matures, German GfK (Jul), Italian CPI (Jun)THU: Riksbank Announcement, Japanese Retail Sales (May), EZ Sentiment Survey (Jun), German Prelim. CPI (Jun), US GDP Final (Q1) and PCE (Q1)FR
European bourses trade on the backfoot with sentiment in the region subdued after the Flash PMIs sounded recessionary warnings.US equity futures are also lower on the session with the ES briefly dipping under 4,400.Havens (ex-CHF) are bid on the back of the risk aversion while industrial commodities
US stocks finished mixed. Nonetheless, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 snapped their recent losing streaks with outperformance in the latterAPAC stocks failed to sustain an early positive bias and faltered following the mixed performance statesideEuropean equity futures are indicative of a softer ope
European bourses trade on the backfoot with selling pressure having picked up since the cash open; Chinese markets were closed overnight.US equity futures are also softer on the session, albeit to a lesser extent than European peers with the ES just about holding around the 4400 mark.SNB’s rate hike
Fed Chair Powell, when asked about the two hikes pencilled into the dot plot, responded "That's a pretty good guess of what will happen".Fed's Bostic (non-voter) said that rates should stay where they are for the rest of the year.APAC stocks were mostly lower following the tech-led declines on Wall
European bourses are indecisive with the main macro story of the session thus far coming via UK inflation metrics.GBP only knee-jerked higher on the hotter-than-expected CPI before shedding all and more of its gains on economic implications of further BoE tightening.DXY is firmer pre-Powell whilst t
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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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