🔵📈 #FinancialMarketsDailyReport Sep 12 |
Markets were mixed in yesterday's session. Global stock markets advanced and U.S. sovereign yields nudged down as the U.S. CPI report did not depress investor expectations about Fed cuts. ⤵️
🔵📈 #FinancialMarketsDailyReport Sep 10 | Investors seemingly recovered some appetite for risk in yesterday's session. Stock markets rose moderately across advanced economies and sovereign yields increased both in the US and Europe. ⤵️
🔵📈 #FinancialMarketsDailyReport Sep. 8 |
Risk-off sentiment drove markets after a weaker-than-expected U.S. labor market report (nonfarm payrolls +22k in August, and June-July revised down to a cumulative +66k [prior: +87k]). ⤵️
🔵📈 #FinancialMarketsDailyReport Sep 5 |
Data released yesterday, which continued to point to a cooling US labor market, including higher-than-expected unemployment benefit claims and slower private job creation, reinforced expectations of a Fed cut later this month. ⤵️
🔵📈 #FinancialMarketsDailyReport Sep 4th |
Dovish remarks from Fed Governor Chris Waller and a JOLTS job report that showed US job openings fell in July to the lowest in 10 months, reniforced market expectations of a Fed rate cut in its September meeting. ⤵️
🔵📈 #FinancialMarketsDailyReport Sep 3 |
Renewed fears about inflation and fiscal discipline prompted a broad sovereign bond sell-off. The Japanese 20-year bond yield reached levels not seen since 1999, the 30-year UK yield touched highs from 1998... ⤵️
🔵📈 #FinancialMarketsDailyReport Sep 1st |
Investors ended August with a mixed session as markets remained focused primarily on inflation data and monetary policy expectations (for a quick review of last month’s financial market developments, see our take here). ⤵️
