European equities showing gains ahead of the official opening 17 June 2016 DAX futures +0.9% CAC40 +1.1% FTSE +0.5% Bund futures down 39 at 165.06...
Positive session but not one-way traffic for Japanese equities 17 June 2016 +165.52 open 15631.79 high 15774.87 low 15582.94...
After opening higher the Nikkei has now fallen to post new session lows 17 June low 15582.26 a few moments ago currently 15,606.17 session still in positive territory +167.92, +1.09% USDJPY not faxed by the new lows and currently 104.24 after earlier AUDPY-led lows of 104.12...
USDJPY and other yen pairs have had another kick lower 17 June 2016 Eamonn reported on the move a short while ago and I'm now hearing the AUDJPY selling was a prime mover with an AUD 300m order going through in thin conditions. AUDJPY has fallen from 77.40 to 76.85 with AUDUSD down to 0...
Your economic data/event calendar for today 17 June Greetings one and all. Tragic news out of the UK to put a lot of things in perspective. We live in extremely fragile times. Our thoughts and condolences go out to the family and friends of Jo Cox...
USD/JPY and yen crosses are all a little higher in recent minutesw On the back of: Japan finance minister Aso Very concerned about one-sided, rapid and speculative moves seen in FX mkt Plans to hold meeting of FSA, MoF, BOJ officials to discuss financial mkts on Friday...
The latest on Asia-Pacific banks from Fitch Ratings Australian banks' capital positions have been strengthening The extent of improvement and the regulatory capital ratios themselves are understated relative to many international peers Due to a conservative implementation of the Basel capital fra...
Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly fund manager survey Its found cash allocations amongst the managers are now at a 15-year high, highest since November of 2001 At 5.7% (was 5...
New Zealand data ANZ Job advertisements for May: +0.2% m/m (prior was +1.8%, revised from1.7%) For the y/y, up 7.2% ANZ commentary...
A mix of stupidity, cold-heartedness and fear Part 1 The all-time classic market rumours cartoon is perfect to illustrate what's happening today. The headlines say something like: UK PM David Cameron suspends EU vote campaigning because of Jo Cox death...
UK MP Jo Cox now confirmed dead The murder of UK MP Jo Cox has resulted in the suspension of Brexit-related campaigning so that might be the reasons...
This market is disappointing more than England The Australian and Canadian dollars are down more than 1% and now the New Zealand dollar has broken below 0.70. A full-on flight to safety is beginning to emerge...
Labour MP Jo Cox shot today It's unclear if the UK member of Parliament was targeted or became involved in a dispute. The assailant is at large and a witness said he was in his 60s or 70s...
EUR/USD is off the lows and has found a new range ahead of the all-important decision by the Federal Reserve. The euro is moving by external factors, influenced by the British EU Referendum more than anything else...
Details of the June NAHN housing market index: Five month high Prior was 58 (unrevised) Single-family sales 64 vs 63 prior Prospective buyers 47 vs 44 prior...
that the employment trends in these regional reports are going to start filtering through the wider market? It's fine to acknowledge a trend but not at the expense of looking for signs it's going to end...
Strong dollar and rising supplies weigh WTI crude is down nearly 2% in a broad commodity slump. Oil fell yesterday then rebounded on an unexpected drop in US inventories. However, all the gains evaporated and it closed at the lows yesterday...
US CPI data highlights: Prior was +0.4% m/m CPI ex food and energy +0.2% vs +0.2% m/m exp CPI +1.0% y/y vs +1.1% exp CPI ex food and energy +2.2% y/y vs +2.2% exp...
June 2016 US Philly Fed business outlook index Prior -1.80 New orders -3.00 vs -1.90 prior Employment -10.90 vs -3.30 prior Prices paid 23.00 vs 15.70 prior...
4- week average 269.25 vs 269.5 last The US weekly jobless claims came in at 277K vs 270k estimate. The 4-week moving average dipped slightly to 269.25K from 269.5K last week (lets call that unchanged). The continuing claims came in at 2157K vs 2140K est...
