DAX30: World Stock Indices are Growing The rise in oil prices and weakening in the USD amid uncertainty about the increase in the US interest rate, have increased risk aversion among investors...
Verbal ping-pong is to be heard at the Frankfurt press conference this Thursday, as monetary super weapons were launched just a month ago and the monetary conditions including inflation and credit outlook are rather positive...
US: Housing Data Rises Further Questions About the Direction of the Economy - ING Rob Carnell, Chief International Economist at ING warns that the sharp decline in housing starts and permits in March (-7.7% and -8.8% respectively) raises further questions about the direction of the US economy...
Latin American: Monetary Tightening Nearing the End of the Cycle - BBH According to analysts from Brown Brother Harriman, the tightening cycle of monetary policy in Latin America is nearing the end...
US: We Anticipated a Rebound in Growth in Q2 After a Weak Q1 - Lloyds Analysts from Lloyds Bank point out that employment growth remained solid in Q1, but with limited upward pressure on wage growth and also noted that economic indicators point to a weak Q1 GDP growth...
Gold Surpass 1250 Mark Disappointing US housing data provided the required boost for Gold to extend its momentum and move above $1250 psychological mark...
GBP: Gloomy Outlook if the UK were to Leave the EU - Investec Research Team at Investec, notes that the UK Chancellor George Osborne yesterday presented a gloomy outlook if the UK were to leave the EU...
WTI On a Firmer Footing, Near $42.00 Crude oil prices continue their recovery today, with the barrel of West Texas Intermediate up more than 1% near the key $42.00 mark...
European Bonds Slump on Tracking Firm Oil Prices The European bond prices declined on Tuesday as a rally in oil prices boosted European equity market sentiments. The benchmark German 10-year bonds yield, which is inversely proportional to bond price rose 4.17 pct to 0...
Oil Prices have Additional Room for Rebound, Brent Crude Likely to Average Usd46/bbl in Q4 2016 The drop in oil price after the Doha talks failed to come to an agreement regarding freezing oil output was for a short period of time...
China: Spreading the Industrial Restructuring Pain - ING Tim Condon, Chief Economist at ING, suggests that as the risk-on prevails and following their re-pricing in 2015 for a China hard landing, the repricing of financial assets in 2016 for something softer can proceed...
Oil Dips in Asia on Oversupply Worries, API Report Eyed Oil benchmarks on both sides of Atlantic rebounded sharply from Doha disappointment induced sharp losses the day earlier, only to find run through fresh offers this Tuesday, as the supply glut worries resurface following failed Doha negotiat...
IMF Meetings Takeaways – Deutsche Bank Research Team at Deutsche Bank, lists down the key takeaways from the most recent IMF meeting. Key Quotes “Slowing growth momentum, particularly in China, EU, Japan, and the US, is seen as fait accompli...
Market Movers for the Day – Danske Bank Research Team at Danske Bank, suggests that in the euro area, we get data for the German economic sentiment indicator ZEW expectations, which we expect to remain at the current low level as indicated by the Sentix investor confidence...
Asian Stocks Rebound, Track Wall Street, Oil Higher The Asian stock markets staged a solid comeback this Tuesday, after having witnessed heavy sell-off the day earlier, as bulls were rescued by the strong Wall Street close and rebound in oil prices...
Brent Crude: We Still Expect the Barrel at USD46/bl in Q4 Despite Doha- Danske According to Jens Nærvig Pedersen, Senior Analyst at Danske Bank, crude oil will recover during 2016 despite the lack of agreement on a production freeze on Sunday in Doha...
Oil is Falling — So Why does US Keep Pumping? It's called the law of supply and demand. When a commodity costs more to produce than the current market price, producers usually stop producing it. But when it comes to U.S...
Lower US Supply to Underpin Oil price Despite Talks Failure LONDON — The failure by oil-rich nations to agree to freeze production weighed on crude prices Monday. But analysts say oil is likely to rise in the longer-term as many companies, particularly in the U.S., scale back output...
Here's the Problem with this Earnings Season There's a problem with earnings this season: stocks are trading at the high end of their trading range and are also expensive...
