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Bond markets are flashing warning signals once again, across Europe and the USA, reaching levels not seen since the GFC. The pressure is on, with the threat of inflation, arising from the energy crises and exasperated by the Western fiscal suicide.
Read more →The US rejected Iran’s peace proposal, as the threat of a renewed kinetic war, draws closer. President Trump meets in the Situation Room tonight to determine the next course of action in the unresolved conflict. Oil prices continue to rise, pushing above US$107/b, as does the US Dollar.
Read more →Markets were left disappointed at the tangible results of the Sino/US Summit, with global equities tumbling off record highs, while bond yields and oil prices spiked.
Read more →The China/US Summit is dominating world markets overnight. Trump has taken many top US executives with him, hinting it will be a trade dominated conference, at the highest level. This is a huge meeting of the two superpowers in world trade so there will be outcomes.
Read more →President Trump arrived in China to meet President Xi, in a summit that looks set to dominate markets and which has the potential to change the world, including the global economy. This is the first official visit to China by an American President in 10 years.
Read more →Global bond yields are flashing warning signals to markets. Japanese 10-year bond yields hit highs not seen since 1997, following Bank of Japan minutes, revealing pressure to raise rates.
Read more →US and European equity markets shrugged off flagging peace negotiations in the Middle East and traded around record highs. Trump rejected the Iranian counteroffer, calling them ‘totally unacceptable’ and warned the ceasefire was ‘on life support’.
Read more →US Non-Farm Payrolls blew through expectations, almost doubling expectations, delivering a positive message to markets. The US economic data has been much more positive than expected, in terms of growth and inflation.
Read more →Equity markets in the US and Europe came off record highs, as oil prices jumped higher, with speculation that Iran has rejected the latest rendition of a peace plan.
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