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Markets wobble as virus outbreaks accelerate
Chris Becker
5 years ago
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Westpac: Australian dollar above 72 cents as deficit balloons
Chris Becker
5 years ago
3
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Global risk sentiment soured again overnight in response to more coronavirus fears, with Brazil’s autocratic Bolsanoro now infected, while US deaths spiked to a new daily high, almost reaching a thousand (although likely a lag from long weekend of little reporting).
Chris Becker
5 years ago
6
Macro Afternoon
Sentiment swung back to hesitation this afternoon here in Asia with most bourses reversing course from its sharp rise to the start of the trading week, led by dual breakouts of coronavirus – both Tokyo and Victoria.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
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RBA holds for July
Chris Becker
5 years ago
26
ASX falters and Chinese stocks continue to climb
Chris Becker
5 years ago
9
Australian dollar going back to 80 cents?
Chris Becker
5 years ago
40
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Risk markets shot out the gate to start the week with fresh vigor, with more economic upside expectations overshadowing rising pandemic concerns across the US and other emerging countries.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
4
Macro Afternoon
A surge in Chinese shares is spurring on risk appetites across the region, with stocks lifting strongly this afternoon, taking risk currencies like the Australian dollar with them but leaving gold and the ASX200 behind.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
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Chinese stocks to the moon as Australian dollar lifts
Chris Becker
5 years ago
2
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Risk markets were very quiet Friday night due to the long weekend in the US (the one time of year when they pronounce day/month correctly) with a forgettable session in Europe as stocks retreated, while bond yields fell slightly amid mixed reaction on currency markets due to the lack of volume.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
2
Macro Afternoon
Another solid session across Asian stock markets today to finish the week, as traders absorbed last nights early NFP print due to the long weekend on US markets.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
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Australian dollar higher as US jobs rebound
David Llewellyn-Smith
5 years ago
7
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker The short week for US markets meant the early release of the June non farm payrolls (US unemployment) numbers overnight, which surprised to the upside, but didn’t give a huge boost to Wall Street as expected, although the bubblicious NASDAQ made another new record high.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
4
Macro Afternoon
A more solid session across Asian stocks today, as traders await for tonight’s early NFP print due to the long weekend on US markets.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
122
Markets are mistaken that Australia is the great post-virus rebounder
Via Bloomie: For an idea of how disparate predictions are for the world’s post-coronavirus rebound, look no further than forecasts for Australia’s dollar.
David Llewellyn-Smith
5 years ago
6
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Wall Street continued to rise overnight, with the NASDAQ to an all time high while the release of the FOMC minutes had little impact, with markets focusing more positively on latest ISM manufacturing print.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
1
Australian dollar, stocks jump on renewed US lockdown
David Llewellyn-Smith
5 years ago
19
Macro Afternoon
A mixed session across Asia, echoing a similar mood in Europe and Wall Street overnight with Japanese stocks falling on reaction to a poor consumer confidence print and the possibility of more lockdowns due to a local uptick in coronavirus cases.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
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Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Wall Street continued its rebound overnight, with the NASDAQ nearly back to an all time high and the best quarter recorded in over 20 years.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
4
Australian dollar tears roof off with stocks
David Llewellyn-Smith
5 years ago
10
Macro Afternoon
Wall Street’s rebound overnight translated into similar gains here in Asia as we close out the month/quarter/financial year.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
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Swap lines a drop in the bucket for US dollars
Via Damien Boey at Credit Suisse: An un-natural vision of stability. The US trade deficit, a proxy for foreigners’ US dollar (USD) saving, is exhibiting remarkable stability of late.
David Llewellyn-Smith
5 years ago
9
Macro Morning
By Chris Becker Wall Street rebounded overnight, spurned on by a surge in home sales and the usual quarter/end year rebalancing meme.
Chris Becker
5 years ago
4
Australian dollar universally down on building virus risk
David Llewellyn-Smith
5 years ago
16
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