Daily Wrap Up 06 October 2022
Once again, the rise in government bond yields is acting as the catalyst for the sell off in stocks.
Daily Wrap up (22 – 26 May)
26 May 2017 08:20 PM |This week was full of important events and economic data, which affected the movements of the markets markedly throughout the trading days of the week. The beginning was with Donald Trump, the American president who made his first visit outside the United States since taking office last January. He went to Riyadh and made a deal to sell weapons to Saudi Arabia,
Daily Wrap Up - 25 May
25 May 2017 06:42 PM |OPEC decided today to extend production cuts by an additional nine months until March of next year, as it tries to control the world supply following the collapse of oil prices and the decline in revenues over the past three years. The reduction is planned with 12 members from outside OPEC.
Daily Wrap up – 24 May
24 May 2017 07:22 PM |Moody's agency surprised the markets this morning after downgraded China rating to A1 from Aa3 and changing its outlook from negative to stable. Debt levels in the Chinese economy were expected to rise further in the coming years, and reforms are likely to slow growth, the agency said. The debt burden is estimated to rise toward 40% of GDP by 2018.
Daily Wrap up – 23 May
23 May 2017 05:48 PM |British Prime Minister Theresa May described Monday's explosion in Manchester city as "callous terrorist attack" that killed 22 people and injured 59 others in the city's hospitals. The ISIS has claimed responsibility but has not provided any evidence.
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Daily Wrap Up – 22 May 2017
22 May 2017 06:22 PM |During the weekend, the most significant events were the first foreign visit of US President Donald Trump, which included Saudi Arabia, as the White House sought to shift focus away from domestic affairs from its dismissal to the director of the FBI and reports on his administration's ties with Russia.
The week ahead : OPEC Meeting & Comay testify on top of events (22-26 May 2017)
21 May 2017 10:10 PM |The US Dollar suffered last week as a result of the political turmoil that overshadowed the US atmosphere from the dismissal of US Federal Bureau of Investigation manager to leak of confidential information from US President Donald Trump to the Russian Prime Minister. Besides a slowdown in some economic data.
This week, the market is looking at many events and economic data that will have an impact on market movements.-
Weekly Wrap Up ( 15 – 19 May )
19 May 2017 06:23 PM |The dramatic events surrounding President Donald Trump and the scandal of leaking some very confidential information to the Russian prime minister dominated this week's atmosphere. All this smacked down the dollar and drove investors away in search of safe havens such as gold and the Japanese yen, and some investors headed to the digital currency (Bitcoin) to record historic highs of 1940$.
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Daily Wrap Up – 18 May
18 May 2017 04:29 PM |US dollar recovered during trading day thanks to positive of economic data, as weekly unemployment claims printed the lowest reading since 1988, and declined to 232K in the week ended 12 May, that’s was better than markets expectations referred to 240K, compared to last reading at 236K. Also, Philly Fed Manufacturing Index managed to print the second best reading in 2017 at 38.3 during May.
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