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APAC stocks were negative in the aftermath of the rush of global central bank rate hikes; Nikkei 225 was closed due to a public holidayDXY marginally gained but with price action contained after the headwinds yesterday, EUR/USD remained firmly below the 0.9900 handle, USD/JPY retested 142.00 to the

Equities in Europe trade mostly lower but off worst levels; US equity futures trade on either side of the unchanged markUSD/JPY slumped as Japan announced FX market intervention via USD-selling and JPY-buying; DXY retreated from a 111.81 peak as a resultDebt futures have witnessed some choppy price

US stocks closed with losses and the S&P 500 fell beneath 3800 after the FOMC; APAC traded mostly lowerFed hiked FFR by 75bps to 3.00-3.25% as expected in a unanimous decision; Fed dot plots saw the terminal rate forecast hiked to 4.6% from 3.8%Fed Chair Powell in his Q&A largely reiterated

Stocks in Europe have clambered off worst levels with the region now trading mixed on the eve of the FOMC following the initial Russian-induced downsideUS equity futures are modestly firmer, but near the unchanged mark overallUSD bid on risk-aversion pre-FOMC, though the DXY has since eased from the

US stocks closed with losses amid broad risk aversion on the eve of the FOMC; APAC stocks traded lowerIn FX, DXY was quiet but held onto recent gains, EUR/USD was subdued, USD/JPY was rangebound10yr UST futures were lacklustre amid pre-FOMC positioning, Bund futures languished near the prior day's l

Bourses across Europe have been dipping with sentiment initially sullied by a marked and unexpected acceleration in German PPIUS equity futures have slipped into negative territory, but the breadth of the market remains shallow as the clock ticks down to the FOMC tomorrowDXY remains towards the top

APAC followed suit, but gains were capped ahead of risk eventsDXY lacked direction after a pullback from 110.00, EUR/USD remained above parity, USD/JPY traded rangebound, and Antipodeans were lacklustre10yr UST futures marginally gained, Bund futures were subdued, and 10yr JGB futures traded indecis

The subdued tone seen across a holiday-thinned APAC session reverberated into Europe; US futures are softerThe Dollar regrouped and regained a bid on a combination of technical and positional factors; DXY topped  110.00 but remains shy of Friday's bestBonds have extended to the downside, WTI an

US stocks declined on Friday to post a weekly loss; APAC stocks were mostly subduedDXY was firmer amid the cautious mood in stocks, USD/JPY was choppy with Japan on holiday10yr UST futures were slightly lower, crude oil gained, and crypto markets were under pressureUS President Biden said US forces

MON: Japanese Respect for the Aged Day; EZ Construction Prices (Jul), Canadian Producer Prices (Aug), German Producer Prices (Aug).TUE: Chinese LPR, Riksbank Policy Announcement, RBA Minutes (Sep); Japanese CPI (Aug), EZ Current Account (Jul), US Building Permits/Housing Starts (Aug), Canadian CPI (

Euro-bourses see the deepest losses whilst the FTSE 100 is cushioned by the slide in the PoundGBP extended losses in wake of significantly weaker than forecast ONS retail sales data, with Cable sliding to the lowest level since 198510yr T-note is almost flat ahead of preliminary Michigan sentiment w

APAC stocks fell despite better-than-expected Chinese activity data as the region took its cue from the losses in the US.Chinese IP and Retail Sales exceeded expectations. NBS said the economy continued a recovery trend in August.European equity futures are indicative of a weaker open with the Euro

European bourses modestly extended on the gains seen at the open despite a lack of fresh fundamental; US equity futures trade sideways DXY has been waning off its 109.92 best towards 109.50, but the Buck extended gains against some EM currenciesChoppy price action seen in the fixed income and c

APAC stocks mostly traded with mild gains after the slight reprieve on Wall Street (SPX +0.34%, NDX +0.84%).European equity futures are indicative of a marginally higher open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.1% after the cash market closed down by 0.5% yesterday.DXY remains on a 109 handle, EUR/USD

European bourses trade mostly lower but off worst levels, but the sentiment remains dampened; US futures are modestly firmerJPY is in focus and stands as the outperformer amid overnight reports of a rate check conducted by the BoJ; DXY is pressured Gilts and the 10 year T-note have also bounced

APAC stocks declined following the CPI-inspired bloodbath on Wall St where the S&P 500 had its worst day since June 2020.DXY is a touch softer but on a 109 handle, JPY leads G10 FX amid intervention speculation, EUR/USD lingers below parity.European equity futures are indicative of a weaker open

European bourses tread water with modest gains following a relatively mixed APAC lead; US futures post mild gainsDXY is softer and trades on either side of 108.00, EUR/USD faded at 1.0160, JPY continues its correction vs the USDChoppy and divergent price action in debt futures as EZ bonds digest dec

APAC stocks traded positive after the advances in global peers including on Wall St; S&P 500 +1.1%. European equity futures are indicative of a softer open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future -0.2% after the cash market closed up by 2.1% yesterday.DXY remains on a 108 handle, EUR/USD sits north o

European bourses extend on the upside seen at the open; US equity futures are posting gains with marginal outperformance seen in the NQ vs peersDXY recoiled further to its lowest level since late August in early hours, EUR/USD was boosted towards 1.0200 at one point, JPY remains the G10 laggard&nbsp

European bourses extend on the upside seen at the open; US equity futures are posting gains with marginal outperformance seen in the NQ vs peersDXY recoiled further to its lowest level since late August in early hours, EUR/USD was boosted towards 1.0200 at one point, JPY remains the G10 laggard&nbsp

APAC stocks took impetus from last Friday’s gains on Wall Street in a holiday-thinned start to the week.Russian forces have withdrawn from key towns in Eastern Ukraine as the Ukrainian counter-attack has made further progress. European equity futures are indicative of a firmer open with the Eur

Sun: Swedish Elections.Mon: Hong Kong Mid-autumn Fest; UK GDP Estimate (Jul), German Final CPI (Aug), Chinese M2 (Aug).Tue: OPEC MOMR, Norges Bank Regional Network (Q3); Japanese Corporate Goods Price (Aug), Australian Consumer Sentiment (Sep), UK Jobs Data (Jul/Aug), EZ ZEW (Sep), US CPI (Aug), NFI

European bourses trade firmer across the board following constructive leads from APAC and Wall StreetDXY suffers from a large fall amid risk appetite, ECB sources yesterday, and Japanese verbal intervention, with the index back around 108.50UK Gilts have rebounded to extend well beyond prior session

APAC stocks followed suit to the gains on Wall St (SPX +0.66%) although the upside was capped after recent global central bank activity.European equity futures are indicative of a firmer open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +0.3% after the cash market closed up by 0.3% yesterday.DXY is on the backfoot

European bourses trade with a directionless bias on ECB day; US equity futures are portraying a similar tentativeness.DXY pulled back further from Wednesday’s new multi-year peak before finding support just under 109.500; JPY pared more losses.Bunds and Gilts sit far from best levels; US Treasuries