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RECP Deal May Support Risk Assets in Near Term
Asia markets bounced on Monday morning as 15 economies in the region signed a deal that formed the world’s largest trade alliance.
U.S. Election Result Seen Positive to Risk Assets
Stocks were set to continue their big post-election rally as futures rose in overnight trading on Sunday. The gains came as Democrat Joe Biden defeated incumbent Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential...
U.S. Election May Offer Opportunity To Buy Stocks At Better Levels
Stock futures fell amid rising concerns over the increasing number of Covid-19 cases. The losses came as England adopted a stay-at-home order and as traders braced for Tuesday’s U.S. presidential...
Bond Market Message: More Significant Stimulus Package to Come
U.S. equity benchmarks traded lower in the earlier session, as Wall Street is heading into the last full trading week before the Election Day. Traders may need to prepare for a tight range trading...
Traders to Focus on VIX Before US Election
With market volatility rising ahead of November US presidential and congressional elections, investors are parsing what polls and policy proposals mean for everything from energy stocks to shares of...
Rebound in Risk Assets May Stay Short as Election is Coming
Dip buyers showed up when market opened this morning, after Trump’s doctors said he’s doing well and could be discharged as soon as Monday. Markets fell on Friday after Trump’s diagnosis. They...
FOMC Meeting Last Week Offered Little Support To Risk Assets
The US Central Bank emphasised that it has a powerful new monetary policy road map for returning the US to full employment and lifting inflation temporarily above 2%. Is the market convinced by this...
Will the US Dollar Collapse? How to Make Sense of the Dollar Amid the Long-term Crisis
When the financial world is teetering, investors view the US currency as the safest haven, even more so than gold, the yen or the Swiss franc.
Markets Are Sending Different Signals on Recovery
When bond traders are questioning the strength of economy recovery, does this mean that USD/JPY tends to weaken?
