Daily Market Bulletin – 17 March 2022
Read the daily market update as the European session gets underway, to get some of the latest developments, main market moves and upcoming events
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Read the daily market update as the European session gets underway, to get some of the latest developments, main market moves and upcoming events
In today's "Morning Market Review," gold has dropped markedly so far this week. Capital looks to be rotating back into the risk markets as participants shop for bargains. The oil market has resistance above but also has ambiguous tidings to it.
Read the daily market update as the European session gets underway, to get some of the latest developments, main market moves and upcoming events
Today's "Morning Market Review" considers oil's exhaustion, with markets challenging to read right now. Yields are increasing with market participants focusing on the Fed meeting tom. Risk markets have pulled back but so have the havens.
Read the daily market update as we head towards the European open, to get some of the latest developments, main market moves and upcoming events
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has heightened the concern of stagflation. The price of oil, wheat and corn have risen significantly due to the supply shocks caused by the conflict. In this environment, central banks must navigate tighter monetary policy, with the Fed announcement on Wednesday. Markets will focus on Fed Chair Powell's press conference and the dot plots to gauge possibilities in this regard.
In today's "Morning Market Review," we discuss the sharp rise in yields. We also consider the moderation in gold and forward momentum in the GER30. Lastly, we examine the UKOil chart for possible direction flow. Market's are starting the week with a risk-off sentiment, hoping for progress in talk between Ukraine and Russia.
Read the daily market update as the European session gets underway, to get some of the latest developments, main market moves and upcoming events
Markets react to Putin comment that "[t]here are certain positive shifts, negotiators on our side tell me."
The US central bank hands down its monetary policy decision on Wednesday March 16, in a backdrop of surging inflation and potential complications from the situation in Ukraine
In today's "Morning Market Review", we ponder the question of runaway vs exhaustive gaps. The former has dire consequences regarding stagflation. We also consider if there is value in the GER30 at current levels and use the MACD histogram to make inferences regarding its recent decline.
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