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Risk Off As Coronavirus Numbers Surge Knocking Economic Recovery Hopes
Risk off sentiment continues to grip global equities amid surging coronavirus cases, global trade tensions and a stark downgrade from the IMF to economic projections.
Europe Expected To Drift Lower As Reopening Optimism Fades
Reopening optimism is showing signs of fading with European stocks pointing to a lower open following a day of strong gains.
Europe Points Higher After China Trade Mix Up, PMIs Next
After some whipsaw action in the Asian session as the White House’s stance on China was thrown into confusion, the waters have calmed and Europe is pointing higher.
Europe Points Lower As Second Wave Fears Increase
European bourses are pointing to a weaker start as fears of rising coronavirus cases drag on sentiment.
Risk Aversion On Persistent Second Wave Fears, BoE Up Next
Fears of a second wave of covid-19 derailing the fragile economic recovery is dragging stocks lower. BoE in focus as central bank expected to increase asset purchase program by £100 billion.
Stocks Surge As Stimulus Keeps Coming, UK Unemployment Holds At 3.9%
There is a lot to like as the European session gets underway, Fed & Trump stimulus, Brexit optimism, UK unemployment remaining at multi decade lows.
Second Wave Fears Hit Risk Sentiment
Investors are waking up to the threat of a second wave and the damage that it could cause to the global economic recovery.
Cautious Fed & Second Wave Fears Drag On Sentiment
Wall Street closed mixed, Asian shares fell overnight and Europe is pointing to a lower start following a reality check from Federal Reserve Bank Chair Jerome Powell.
Stocks Point Higher Ahead Of FOMC
Europe is pointing to a stronger start as investors look ahead to the Federal Reserve monetary policy announcement later today.
Another Step Higher Following Wall Street's Impressive Gains
The lifting of coronavirus lockdown and hopes of a quick recovery are feeding trader optimism, although the lack of fresh catalysts is seeing that optimism starts to fade.
Europe Points Lower On Mixed Chinese Data, Post Impressive US Jobs
After a phenomenal week last week which saw European bourses charge higher, markets were looking a little more subdued ahead of the London open.
Another Step High Ahead Of US NFP
Government and central bank stimulus and optimism surrounding the reopening of economies continues to overshadow astonishing data.
Risk Rally Pauses For Breath, ECB In Focus
Wall Street ended in the green, with the Nasdaq briefly touching levels last seen pre-coronavirus, in February and just short of its all-time high. The optimism spilled into Asia overnight, where fresh two month highs were reached.
Stocks To Extend Surge Higher On Recovery Optimism
As lockdown measures continue to ease, investors shrugged off geopolitical tensions and civil unrest on the streets of the US for Wall Street to finish at its highest level in three months.
Europe To Extend Gains Despite Trump''s Military Threat
Reopening optimism continues to drive markets higher, overshadowing cooling relations between US and China and growing unrest on US soil.
Trump & China PMI’s Overshadow US Riots
Whilst riots and demonstrations in the US dominated the weekend headlines, the markets were more focused on the President's speech on Friday. A softer tone from Trump combined with encouraging PMIs from China have resulted in rising risk sentiment.
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