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European bourses began the week modestly firmer, though this proved shortlived and the complex has pivoted to being mixed overall in-fitting with the APAC handoverStateside, futures are under more pressure, ES -0.5% as yields pickup a touch, NQ -0.7% lags slightly as suchUSD is bolstered by the gene

APAC stocks traded mostly positively following last Friday’s rally on Wall St although gains were capped by Chinese PMIs and COVID woes ahead of FOMC and US NFP this weekDXY was rangebound below 111.00, USD/JPY advanced at the Tokyo open and briefly reclaimed the 148.00 handle, Antipodeans were kept

MON: Chinese Official PMI (Oct), German Retail Sales (Sep), EZ Flash CPI (Oct) and Flash GDP (Q3), US Chicago PMI (Oct).TUE: RBA Policy Announcement, RBNZ Financial Stability Report; Japanese JibunBK Manufacturing PMI Final (Oct), Chinese Caixin Manufacturing PMI Final (Oct), UK & US Manufacturi

European bourses are pressured across the board, Euro Stoxx 50 -0.9%, deriving direction from downbeat APAC and US after-market trade.Stateside, the NQ -1.3% is the clear underperformer amid pressure from after-market earnings; AMZN -13%DXY extends recovery gains to probe 111.000 and this time thank

APAC stocks traded mostly lower but off worst levels following a mixed lead from the USAmazon shares initially slumped around 20% following disappointing earnings, Apple earnings were ultimately better-receivedECB rate hike was not unanimous, three officials wanted only a 50bp move, and the ECB did

European bourses are under modest pressure, Euro Stoxx 50 -0.5%, with the region digesting earnings and largely just awaiting the ECBFTSE 100 is the relative outperformer post-Shell while US futures are mixed & META is hampered after earnings, -20% pre-marketDXY tops 110.00 vs bottom near 109.50

APAC stocks traded mixed following a similar lead from Wall Street and amid a lack of fresh fundamental drivers overnightDXY edged high, USD/JPY tested 146 to the downside, and the Yuan pared back some recent gainsUK PM Sunak is reconsidering tax rises as an improving economic picture means the PM i

European bourses are mixed and yet to make much ground either side of the unchanged mark, amid numerous European updates and the US tech headwind.Stateside, the NQ -1.7% is weighed on by GOOGL and MSFT post-earnings and ahead of further large-cap updates including META after-hours.DXY is under press

APAC stocks traded higher across the board following the positive lead from Wall Street; China outperformedUS equity futures were mixed overnight with the NQ underperforming after Microsoft and Alphabet both fell 6.7% after-market following earningsMajor Chinese state-owned banks sold USD in both on

European bourses are on the backfoot despite a firmer open as participants digest numerous heavyweight earnings and the latest Ifo ahead of key US printsUS futures in-fitting directionally ahead of numerous key releases, including Alphabet & MicrosoftDXY remains in proximity to 112.00, though of

APAC stocks eventually traded mostly higher following a firm lead from Wall Street; Chinese stocks experienced a choppy sessionDXY traded under 112.00, USD/JPY was relatively stable, CNH weakened on the PBoC fixingSouth Korean President Yoon said North Korea has completed preparations for a sev

Equities are firmer in Europe and back to flat for US futures, as mixed APAC trade and PMI pressure eases a touchUSD has regrouped from Friday's dovish-downside though GBP outperforms while JPY has eased from best following pronounced APAC actionBonds back off after early EU buying frenzy; with Gilt

APAC stocks traded mixed, Hong Kong underperformed and its tech stocks slumpedChinese President Xi secured a third term as CCP leader as expected; the delayed Chinese economic data was releasedIn FX, DXY reclaimed a 112.00 handle, Japan is touted to have intervened in FX markets on Monday, GBP outpe

MON: EZ/UK/US Flash PMIs (Oct)TUE: NBH Announcement, German Ifo Survey (Oct), US CaseShiller (Oct)WED: BoC Announcement, BCB Announcement, Australian CPI (Q3), US Adv Goods Trade BalanceTHU: ECB Announcement, South Korean GDP (Q3), German GfK Consumer Sentiment (Oct), German Flash CPI (Oct), US GDP

Equities began the session on the backfoot and have extended to the downside, with the NQ lagging stateside post-SNAP.SNAP -25% in the pre-market; TWTR -8%, with the US reportedly to review Musk's dealUSD continues to climb with the index above 113.50 at best while USD/JPY tests 151.00 and Cable nea

APAC stocks traded cautiously with the region lacking firm direction following the weak lead from Wall Street (S&P -0.8%).European equity futures are indicative of a lower open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future -1.0% after the cash market closed with gains of 0.6% yesterday.DXY reclaimed 113, cable

European cash bourses trade mixed with the breadth of the market narrow, US futures softer though off lows and variedTSLA -5.0% in the pre-market post-earnings; in Europe, Ericsson and Nokia hit on marginsPound pressured alongside PM Truss and after BoE's Broadbent, USD/JPY through 150.00 while DXY

APAC stocks were pressured following the weak handover from Wall Street (S&P 500 -0.7%). Tesla was lower by 6.3% post-earnings after-hours. China is reportedly mulling cutting inbound quarantine to 7 days from 10 days, according to Bloomberg.European equity futures are indicative of a

Equities in Europe are mostly lower despite initial positive performance; US futures bid, but shy of best.European earnings include ASML & Nestle; NFLX +13% in pre-market following their after-hours updateFranc flounders as Dollar rebounds alongside bear-steepening in US Treasuries, USD/CHF prob

APAC stocks were mixed following the choppy performance stateside where major indices wobbled on news that Apple cut iPhone 14 Plus production.US futures were supported after Netflix beat on top and bottom lines and more than doubled expected quarterly net subscriber additions.European equ

Equity bourses in Europe trade with gains across the board but are off best levels; US futures are faring betterNZD leads after strong CPI while GBP lags as the BoE pushes back on QT delay reports, DXY firmer but off bestYen pares some losses from under 149.00 against the Dollar amidst some unsubsta

APAC stocks were positive with the region inspired by gains in global counterparts (SPX +2.66%).European equity futures are indicative of a higher open with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +1.2% after the cash market closed with gains of 1.8% yesterday.BoE is reportedly expected to further delay quantitati

European bourses see a choppy session but have tilted towards the green after experiencing a mixed cash open.US equity futures see gains across the board following the steep losses on Friday - with the NQ and RTY narrowly outperforming.Gilts gap-up and lead the way ahead of a potential "mini-Budget"

APAC stocks were softer across the board after US stocks sold off on Friday, with losses broad-basedDXY was indecisive around the 113.00 level, GBP/USD reclaimed the 1.1200 status with the currency underpinned following the fiscal U-turns in the UK and after BoE Governor BaileyBoE Governor Bailey sa

SUN:: Chinese CCP National Congress.MON: New Zealand CPI (Q3).TUE: RBA Minutes, Chinese GDP (Q3)/Retail Sales (Sep)/Industrial Output (Sep), German ZEW Survey (Oct).WED: UK Inflation (Sep), EZ Final CPI (Sep), Canadian CPI (Sep).THU: PBoC LPR Announcement, CBRT Announcement, Bank of Indonesia Announ