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Current account surges as nobody wants to buy Australia any more
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
9
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Again, markets are in the thrall of a US President’s comments, with Trump threatening tariffs against France – while in France and celebrating 70 years of the NATO Alliance – and conceding that the US/China trade deal may not go through until the election.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
2
Lunatic RBA launches Australian dollar into global trade shock
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
70
Macro Afternoon
A mixed day across Asian stock markets with the slump on Wall Street overnight reflected across most bourses except Chinese, which bucked the trend.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
50
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Last night saw a big risk inversion on trade concerns as the Twit in Chief rolled out new steel tariffs and blamed the Fed and high USD, just as the latest ISM Manufacturing print came in with a surprise fall and contraction, particularly in employment.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
13
Australian dollar screams higher amid market chaos
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
24
Macro Afternoon
Asian stock markets have started the week on a strong note despite the slump on Wall Street on Friday night, namely because of the weaker Yen sending Japanese stocks higher and a firm Chinese PMI print.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
68
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Friday night saw the return of US traders to their desks and waited for any news about the ongoing US/China trade negotiations, with a mild risk-off session the result.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
Australian dollar dragged to news lows as oil tumbles
DXY eased Friday night as EUR firmed: The Aastralian dollar hit new lows versus DMs: It was mixed against EMs: Gold jumped: As oil tanked: Metals have completely hosed a global recovery: Miners fell: EM stocks were hammered by oil.
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
1
Bill Evans: Australian dollar to keep falling as RBA cuts
Via Bill Evans of Westpac on the RBA and the Australian dollar: The Reserve Bank Board meets next week on December 3.
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
6
Macro Afternoon
Asian stock markets have gone into risk off mode going into the weekend, despite the Black Friday retail orgy but mainly due to lack of direction from closed a Wall Street.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
87
America First killing global liquidity?
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
4
Australian dollar threatens new lows as yield spreads blow out
It’s gone a bit unnoticed amid trade non-deal scuttlebutt.
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
13
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker US markets were closed for thanksgiving overnight, leaving other risk markets to their own devices as the Chinese reaction to continued pressure on their oppression in Hong Kong made a small impression.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
3
Australian dollar hit to 6 week low on Trump Hong Kong bill
Via Bloomie: Donald Trump signed a bill into law that expresses U.S.
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
2
America first, Australian dollar last
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
5
Macro Afternoon
Asian stock markets are quite mixed across the region with local shares buoyed by Westpac’s call for two more rate cuts by the beleagured RBA, which sent the Aussie dollar down, while Chinese stocks continued their pullback as the Yuan fix hovered around the 7 handle.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
113
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Overnight risk markets took a step back as the USD cooled on its strengthening trend against the major undollar assets, with gold moving higher alongside Euro and Yen.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
Australian dollar holds at the lows as bonds boom anew
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
1
Shane Oliver: Australian dollar has bottomed
Via Shane Oliver: For a long time, we have been bearish on the Australian dollar, seeing a fall into the high $US0.60s and revising this to around $US0.65 in May.
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
11
Macro Afternoon
A solid session for most Asian stock markets although this hasn’t translated into a full risk on response from S&P and Eurostoxx futures as currencies were unable to move in their risk proxy directions as usual, Yen in particular.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
36
Bitcoin a digital avocado
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
26
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker A big surge on overnight markets with US stocks making new record highs in the wake of fresh optimism surrounding the US/China trade deal and the run up to the Black Friday retail orgy.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
Australian dollar hits new lows as stocks hit new highs
David Llewellyn-Smith
4 years ago
11
Macro Afternoon
Weekend news of a possible resolution or movement of some kind in the US/China trade talks although the IMF is right to say this might be just domestic politics posturing as one country tries to stabilise internal struggle while the other tries to kick out a corrupt autocrat.
Chris Becker
4 years ago
35
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