Trainwreck, Mayhem, Chaotic, Explosive. Circus, Unintelligible JumbleThose are some of the words used to report on the 'debate'. My 'hot take' Two septuagenarians (I know words, I have the best words) shouted over each other, traded insults for
Covering the "new" stimulus bill, a Brexit breakthrough?, and the Australian property market.
Into the last week of September (month and quarter end) and risk sentiment is positive this morning. U.S. Futures are up and European markets are heading towards a positive open. Let's quickly recap some weekend stories, and
Asian shares are having a better day, but still on course for their largest weekly drop since March. U.S. futures are in the green this morning too; European markets look to continue the positivity, with Stoxx 50
Asian shares tumble as global recovery hopes falter The Reuters headline sums up the downbeat overnight mood in Asia. U.S. futures have failed to rally after yesterday's selloff; In FX, the dollar remains king with DXY approaching
Risk has remained fragile overnight (Japan is still closed). U.S. futures are slightly lower in overnight trade; But European markets are set to open positively after yesterday's rout. European Opening Calls:#FTSE 5829 +0.43%#DAX 12601
