The Premarket Movers & News by Newsquawk

MON: Australian Retail Sales (Oct), EZ M3 (Oct), Japanese Unemployment (Oct), Retail Sales (Oct)TUE: Swiss GDP (Q3), EZ Consumer Confidence Final (Nov), German CPI Prelim. (Nov), US Monthly Home Price (Sep)WED: Chinese NBS PMIs (Nov), German Import Prices (Oct), Swiss KOF (Nov), German Unemployment

European bourses and US futures are near the unchanged mark with newsflow limited in holiday-sapped tradeDXY has experienced a resurgence to 106+ parameters, aided by the PBoC cutting the RRR as toutedCore fixed is under pressure with Bund’s below yesterday’s trough though holding onto the 141.00 ma

APAC stocks traded mixed with price action mostly rangebound amid a lack of notable newsflow and Wall St. trade.European equity futures were uneventful with the Euro Stoxx 50 future -0.1% after cash market closed up by 0.4% yesterday.DXY remains on a 105 handle, EUR/USD holds on to 1.04 status, G10

APAC stocks followed suit to the gains on Wall St with risk sentiment underpinned following the FOMC Minutes which supported the view for the Fed to shift to smaller rate hike increments.China reported daily new COVID-19 cases in the mainland reached a record high and ordered a lockdown in Zhengzhou

European bourses are flat/mixed and have struggled for direction all morning despite fleeting hawkish reactions to the region's PMIsStateside, action is similarly ahead of a somewhat busier data docket on the last full session before ThanksgivingDXY reclaims but struggles to advance on 107.00 while

APAC stocks took impetus from the positive handover from Wall St where sentiment was underpinned amid a global risk revival.European equity futures were modestly higher with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.3% after cash markets closed up by 0.5% yesterday.DXY trades flat just above the 107 mark, EUR/USD

European bourses are modestly firmer, Euro Stoxx 50 +0.2%, though fresh developments have been limited and the upside itself is tentative at best.USD has lost overnight recovery momentum with peers benefiting across the board with the Kiwi leading ahead of the RBNZRangebound trade for core fixed inc

APAC stocks were mostly positive as regional bourses attempted to recover from the recent China COVID woes.European equity futures were modestly higher overnight with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.2% after cash markets closed lower by 0.4% yesterday.DXY has pulled back after topping out just&nbsp

European bourses are pressured across the board, Euro Stoxx 50 -0.6%, as China's COVID crackdown weighs on sentimentStateside, futures are similarly impaired at the start of a holiday-thinned week with today's US docket particularly thin ex-supplyUSD has benefited from above risk-aversion with G10 p

APAC stocks began the week mostly lower amid headwinds from China after several areas announced fresh virus restrictions.European equity futures were softer overnight with the Euro Stoxx 50 future -0.3% after cash markets closed higher by 1.2% on Friday.DXY is back on a 107 handle with EUR/USD, Cabl

MON: PBoC LPR & Israel Policy Announcements; German Producer Prices (Oct), US National Activity Index (Oct), New Zealand Trade Balance (Oct), UK CBI Orders (Nov)TUE: EZ Current Account (Sep), Canadian Retail Sales (Sep), EZ Consumer Confidence Flash (Nov), US Richmond Fed (Nov), Australian PMIs

European bourses have experienced a firm bounce throughout the morning, Euro Stoxx 50 +1.2%, one which has occurred without a clear fundamental driver.Stateside, performance is much the same though magnitudes are a touch more contained, ES +0.6%.Core benchmarks are under notable pressure, downside w

APAC stocks traded mostly firmer as sentiment somewhat picked up following the negative handover from Wall StreetDXY was choppy on either side of 106.50 but held a downside bias whilst G10s gained and the NZD and GBP outperformedEuropean equity futures were firmer overnight, with the Euro Stoxx 50 f

Stocks in Europe are on a mixed footing after scaling back opening gains with no clear fundamental catalyst driving price action thus far ahead of numerous events.Similar action in US futures with the ES back below 4k ahead of data, Fed speak and some corporate updates.DXY has seen an intra-day reco

APAC stocks traded mostly lower throughout the session following the downbeat lead from Wall Street (-0.8%). DXY was choppy in a tight range and traded on either side of 106.50 after printing a 105.85-106.79 range yesterday; Yuan underperformedECB officials may favour a 50bps rate hike in Decem

European bourses have spent much of the morning fairly contained but with a gradually increasing negative bias, as the recent rally pauses amid numerous geopolitical developments.DXY is once again on the backfoot and sub-106.00 to the modest benefit of peers, ex-JPY.The bund is currently near the un

APAC stocks traded lower throughout the session but climbed off session lows as markets juggled the US PPI data and the latest geopolitical developments.Polish Foreign Ministry said a "Russian-made" rocket landed in a Polish village at 15:40 local time on TuesdayUS officials said initial findings su

European bourses are mixed overall, Euro Stoxx 50 +0.2%, as opening gains scale back after a mostly constructive APAC session.Stateside, US futures are firmer across the board with Tech leading after strong APAC tech trade and in wake of Fed's Brainard, ES +0.7%.DXY continues to slip after a pronoun

APAC stocks traded mixed following a weak lead from Wall Street (S&P 500 -0.9%) with newsflow also quiet overnightChinese Retail Oct Sales contracted Y/Y, whilst Industrial Output missed expectations; Japanese Q3 GDP unexpectedly contractedDXY traded on either side of 107.00, EUR/USD and GBP/USD

European bourses are posting mild gains, Euro Stoxx 50 +0.2%, with participants awaiting the conclusion of the Biden-Xi meeting.Stateside, futures are pressured as the recent rally seemingly runs out of steam and also following Fed's Waller pushing back on the post-CPI reaction, ES -0.4%.DXY has sur

APAC stocks traded mixed despite the positive lead from the US; Hong Kong outperformed on reports China is looking to support its property sectorDXY attempted to claw back recently lost ground but remained under 107.00; Yuan outperformed following a much stronger PBoC fixing vs FridayBitcoin decline

Week Ahead November 14th-18th:MON: OPEC MOMR, EZ Industrial Production (Sep), Japanese GDP (Q3).TUE: RBA Minutes (Nov), IEA OMR; Chinese Retail Sales (Oct), UK Unemployment Rate (Sep), Claimant Count (Oct), Swedish CPIF (Oct), EZ Trade Balance (Sep), GDP Flash Estimate (Q3), US PPI Final Demand (Oct

Major bourses in Europe are mostly firmer following CPI-induced optimism, with added tailwinds from China easing COVID measures; FTSE 100 lags DXY tumbles with G10s all firmer against the Buck, whilst the Yuan outperforms in the EM-spaceCrude futures and base metals are extending the gains seen

APAC stocks traded with firm gains as the region followed suit to the post-CPI global stock surge which saw the Nasdaq 100 close higher by 7.5%.Chinese stocks were boosted in late trade after China relaxed some of its COVID protocols for close contacts and inbound travel.European equity futures

Major European bourses mostly hold a downward bias following weak handovers from Wall Street and then APAC; US futures are flatIn FX, DXY found a base just above 110.00 before making its way to 111.00; GBP outperforms and the EUR lagsFed’s Kashkari said any talk of a pivot is premature and added tha