The Premarket Movers & News by Newsquawk

European bourses slump, whilst US futures meander on either side of the unchanged level; NQ underperforms on higher yieldsBonds continue to sell-off following yesterday’s hawkish leaning comments from Fed Chair Powell and a dismal US long bond auctionDXY is slightly lower, edging towards session low

APAC stocks traded lower across the board as the downbeat sentiment from Wall Street reverberated to the region following the poor 30-year US auction coupled with Powell’s hawkish lean, whilst the APAC region itself digested earnings and China’s ongoing woes.Fed Chair Powell leant hawkish following

European bourses march firmly into the green whilst US futures post gains to a lesser extent; RTY outperforms after heavy losses in recent sessionsDollar is firmer ahead of Fed Chair Powell, with the Kiwi outperforming as it benefits from AUD/NZD cross-sellingDebt gives back some of the prior sessio

APAC stocks traded mostly firmer following a similar lead from Wall Street; Chinese markets saw more of a muted performance.DXY traded flat within a tight range on either side of 105.50, USD/JPY remained just under 151.00, and Antipodeans outperformed.European equity futures are indicative of a cont

European bourses post modest losses whilst the NQ & ES teeter around the unchanged mark, RTY lags slightly.Bonds extended gains with Gilts outpacing counterparts though ultimately fell short of 96.00 level, with the complex now off best levels & USTs lower.USD bid with the index printing a 1

APAC stocks traded mixed/mostly firmer following a similar lead from Wall Street, with the breadth of markets in APAC hours particularly narrow.DXY held a modest upward bias with G10s mostly subdued in what was a contained session for FX.European equity futures are indicative of a subdued open with

European equities/US futures in the red with sentiment sour ahead of a busy day of Fed speakFixed benchmarks are back in bull-flattening mode, lifting from yesterday’s lows pre-supplyDXY firmly above 105.50, whilst Antipodeans sink on weaker sentiment and post-RBA hikeAs expected, the RBA announced

APAC stocks were softer across the board following the prior day’s gains and the choppy/mixed lead from Wall Street.DXY gradually inched higher towards the top end of a 105.25-42 APAC range with G10s softer against the Buck to varying degrees.RBA hiked its Cash Rate by 25bps as expected to 4.35% fro

European bourses slip into the red while US futures remain afloat with fresh catalysts somewhat lightCrude bolstered after Friday's pressure alongside ongoing geopols and a handful of bullish catalystsDXY sub-105.00 with peers generally extending gains, though JPY & NZD are cappedBonds hand back

APAC stocks traded higher across the board following the post-NFP tailwinds from Wall Street on Friday; South Korea outperformed after a stock short-selling ban.DXY had a softer bias throughout the session, while G10s were largely flat; UST and Bund futures were subdued and JGB futures gapped higher

MON: FOMC SLOOS, BoJ Minutes (Sep), BoC Market Participants Survey; Japanese Jibun Final Composite/Services PMIs (Oct), German Industrial Orders (Sep), EZ Final Construction/Services PMIs (Oct), UK Final Construction PMI (Oct), US Employment Trends (Oct).TUE: RBA Policy Announcement, EIA STEO;

European bourses are marginally firmer ahead of Tier 1 events while US futures are slightly softer post-AAPLUSD depressed pre-data with NZD outperforming & JPY contained, CAD cautious ahead of its own jobs numbersBunds & Gilts towards the low-end of their parameters with USTs modestly bidCru

Apple was seen lower by 3.4% in after-hours trade amid declining product revenues and soft Chinese performance.APAC stocks traded higher as regional bourses tracked the advances in global peers, while disappointing Caixin Services PMI did little to derail the momentum.European equity futures are ind

European bourses & US futures are benefitting from a continuation of the post-Fed/Powell price actionDXY pressured to a 106.15 trough with fixed income bid and long-end yields under pressureUSD/JPY pressured on the latest BoJ sources while the NOK is ultimately softer after the Norges BankCommod

FOMC kept rates unchanged as expected and Chair Powell downplayed the September dot plots.APAC stocks mostly followed suit to the gains on Wall St which were spurred by soft data and Powell comments.European equity futures are indicative of a higher open with the Euro Stoxx 50 +0.7% after cash marke

US futures are a touch softer ahead of Tier 1 events while European bourses have recovered slightly from initial downside with overall action fairly containedUSD bid with the index eclipsing its end-October peak, JPY attempts to claw back post-BoJ downside while NZD slips after jobs numbersFixed ben

APAC stocks traded predominantly higher albeit with upside capped as the region digested disappointing Chinese Caixin Manufacturing PMIChinese Caixin Manufacturing PMI Final (Oct) 49.5 vs. Exp. 50.8 (Prev. 50.6)European equity futures are indicative of a slightly higher open with the Euro Stoxx 50 +

BoJ maintained NIRP and the 10yr JGB yield target at 0% but widened the reference range to 100bps up or down from targetEuropean bourses & US futures in the green, with Europe unreactive to CPI & GDP dataAction which followed mixed APAC trade given numerous data release incl. disappointing C

APAC stocks traded mixed amid a deluge of data releases at month-end including disappointing Chinese official PMIsBoJ maintained NIRP and the 10yr JGB yield target at 0% but widened the reference range to 100bps up or down from targetEuropean equity futures are indicative of a slightly softer o

European bourses and US futures in the green ahead of a packed week of Tier 1 eventsDXY slips with AUD outperforming post-data while EUR & JPY are conscious of OpExDebt fades from initial highs with Gilts and USTs now in the red but Bunds still just firmer post-dataCrude & XAU a touch softer

APAC stocks ultimately traded mixed but with the major indices mostly in the red as geopolitics continued to dominate headlines ahead of month-end and this week’s slew of upcoming risk events.DXY was rangebound, EUR/USD traded steadily, 10-year UST futures were contained, and Bund futures remained f

Week Ahead 30th October - 3rd NovemberMON: German Prelim CPI (Oct), EZ Sentiment Survey (Oct), Japanese Retail Sales (Sep) and Industrial Output (Sep)TUE: BoJ Announcement + Outlook Report, Chinese Official PMIs (Oct), EZ Flash CPI (Sep) and GDP (Q3)WED: FOMC & BCB Policy Announcements, RBNZ FSR

US futures are firmer as broader risk appetite is supported post-AMZN/INTCEuropean bourses experience divergence as the above tone is offset in places by marked losses in heavyweight Sanofi post-resultsDXY remains above the 106.50 mark with the JPY around 150.00 where marked OpEx resides, PPI suppor

APAC stocks eventually traded firmer across the board as the well-received earnings from Amazon and Intel pushed sentiment into the positive after the mostly lower close on Wall Street.US equity futures resumed trading on a firmer footing as Amazon shares rose by over 5% in the after-market as the C

Equities are in the red as a blockbuster docket of earnings dominates price actionWithin Europe, Autos & Banking names lag after results from Volvo Cars, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Standard Chartered, BNP Paribas & many moreStateside, Meta slips pre-market with desks citing a cautious/conser