Risk sentiment has ticked higher to start the week. Australia's ASX & Japan's Nikkei both up around 1%, and U.S futures well in the green too. European futures point to a positive open, with the market looking
Time to frame the upcoming week. Let's get the U.S. politics out of the way first. Yes, they're boring, but expect them to be back in your headlines again from Monday. Stimulus first. McConnell is putting a
Asian indices generally lower overnight, Hang Seng bucking the trend. U.S. futures turning slightly positive... and European markets look to open in better spirits... European Opening Calls:#FTSE 5876 +0.74%#DAX 12759 +0.44%#CAC 4885
“If we buy government bonds in the 5-10 year range, is that going to create more jobs? How would it create more jobs?”
Asian equities slightly lower overnight. Here's the narrative; Asian equities slipped on Wednesday as halted COVID-19 vaccine trials and an impasse in U.S. fiscal aid package talks soured risk appetite, while the greenback held on to gains
A mixed picture with a positive skew overnight. ASX outperforming. Hang Seng closed early due to a typhoon warning. U.S. Futures are slightly lower, but still within touching distance of yesterday's highs. European Opening Calls:#FTSE 6026
Risk sentiment is positive to start the week, with China outperforming. U.S. futures pointing higher In Europe; Grinding higher, led by China. European Opening Calls:#FTSE 6025 +0.14%#DAX 13125 +0.56%#CAC 4981 +0.70%
