Daily Market Bulletin – 21 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," we discuss the uncertain sentiment in the commodity space, with specific references to oil and gold. Furthermore, we consider that rates of returns are in flux and what this might mean for risk markets. Finally, we analyse the GER30 and USDOLLAR weekly and daily charts.
Introduction The Fed began its hiking cycle yesterday by raising the fed funds rate by 25bps. Moreover, they forecast another six rates for 2022. The dot plot confirms the aggressive expectations of hikes: Source:Summary of Economic Projections - March 16, 2022 The median forecasts to 2024 are as follows: - 2022 – 1.9% - 2023/2024 – 2.9% (peak) - Longer-term – Moderation An argument is that the Fed has been…
The pair drops after the Bank of England hiked rates for third straight time, but appeared less certain for their future path, while one official voted for keeping them steady
In today’s “Morning Market Review,” we discuss the headwinds due to the flux in investor required rate of return. We also consider the flattening of the yield curve. Finally, we link this discussion to the DAX and risk markets and advocate for caution due to the possibility of current price action being a bear market rally.
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.
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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.
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