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Macro Afternoon
Equity markets in Asia are somewhat bullish although the latest softish CPI print kept Australian stocks and the dollar steady, despite further calls of cuts from the RBA.
Chris Becker
13 days ago
13
Big short powers Australian dollar higher
DXY appears ready to crack.
David Llewellyn-Smith
13 days ago
1
Macro Morning
Risk markets continue to discount all negative news, like the non-existent ceasefire between Iran and Israel, and latched on to Federal Reserve Chair Powells dovish testimony in front of Congress overnight.
Chris Becker
13 days ago
4
Macro Afternoon
Risk markets are buying the rumour, selling the fact with stocks and undollars soaring higher while oil and the USD is slammed lower on the possibility of a “ceasefire” in the Middle East.
Chris Becker
14 days ago
25
Australian dollar parties as WWIII cancelled
DXY was smashed as WWIII was cancelled.
David Llewellyn-Smith
14 days ago
14
Macro Morning
Everything is awesome as a potential ceasefire in the Middle East is underway, following an Iranian attack on a US military base in Qatar was thwarted.
Chris Becker
14 days ago
6
Macro Afternoon
As the bombs, missiles and threats are thrown around the Middle East like kids in a playground, risk markets are relatively stable following the entry of the US into the Israel-Iran war.
Chris Becker
15 days ago
21
Australian dollar hits the oil skids
DXY fell Friday, but WWIII should be enough to restore it this morning.
David Llewellyn-Smith
15 days ago
1
Macro Morning
Oil prices will gap significantly higher this morning when markets open given the illegal attack on Iran by the Trump regime over the weekend, with equity futures indicating higher volatility as well.
Chris Becker
15 days ago
6
Australian dollar bombed into submission
DXY is holding on.
David Llewellyn-Smith
18 days ago
2
Macro Morning
Chris Becker
18 days ago
6
Macro Afternoon
The Israel-Iran war continues to dominate risk markets as the TACO-in-Chief threatens to join in with bunker busters over the weekend to eliminate the Iranian nuclear facilities.
Chris Becker
19 days ago
33
Australian dollar resilience returns
DXY went nowhere.
David Llewellyn-Smith
19 days ago
1
Macro Morning
Overnight saw the Federal Reserve hold fire in their latest FOMC meeting although the reasons were more domestic than foreign macro problems as the Trump regimes tariff tirades are really starting to slowdown the US economy.
Chris Becker
19 days ago
6
Macro Afternoon
The Israel-Iran war continues to dominate risk markets as the TACO-in-Chief threatens to join in with bunker busters and demands unconditional surrender.
Chris Becker
20 days ago
21
Australian dollar slumps on WWIII
DXY is stirring as Trump turns neocon.
David Llewellyn-Smith
20 days ago
2
Macro Afternoon
The Israel-Iran war continues to dominate risk markets as Trump runs away from the G7 meeting tweeting out incoherent threats and deals while further strikes against oil tankers and other targets show the conflict spreading.
Chris Becker
21 days ago
15
Australian dollar bomb, bomb, bomb…bomb, bombs Iran
DXY is flopping around like a dead fish.
David Llewellyn-Smith
21 days ago
9
Macro Morning
As the G7 meeting in Canada gets underway, the headlines are still dominated by the Israeli-Iranian war with the potential for a ceasefire pushing European and US stocks higher overnight.
Chris Becker
21 days ago
2
Macro Afternoon
The Israel-Iran war continues to dominate risk markets as the new trading week gets underway here in Asia with share markets quite mixed while there has been a slight bit of strength in USD over the weekend gap, but still far from a proper safe haven bid.
Chris Becker
22 days ago
11
Macro Morning
Friday’s session was dominated by the Israeli-Iranian war with an initial flight to safety to USD that then faded, coupled with an actual rise in Treasury yields.
Chris Becker
22 days ago
2
Australian dollar shot down by Middle East missiles
DXY breaking down during Middle East war is about as clear a signal as any that something big has changed.
David Llewellyn-Smith
24 days ago
12
Macro Morning
A stronger than expected US initial jobless claims print – the third week in a row that was well above expectations – gave bond and currency markets a bit of a shakeup but was overshadowed by increased Iranian tensions with the US and the plainly not-a-deal US-China trade deal.
Chris Becker
25 days ago
5
Macro Afternoon
Middle East tensions are dominating risk taking here in Asia with most share markets finishing in the red, not helped by what looks like a “non-deal” deal from the ongoing US/China talks, regardless of what the Trump regime claim has come to pass.
Chris Becker
26 days ago
41
Australian dollar shot down by rumours of war
DXY is still sinking.
David Llewellyn-Smith
26 days ago
1
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