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Global Rates Trader Risk Relaxation

Last week’s labor market surprise gave way to broader market tremors as the weekbegan, but relatively benign data out of the US appears to have helped calm rates

Tech Positioning, Tech Calls, Networking Previews (COHR, FN, LITE), FTNT, WBD, Quanta

My colleague Jack Atherton, who covers Comm, Internet, Media and Sofware, is on New Parent Leave untilLabor Day, !'l be backing him up - including sending this combined TMT morning daily, and providing hisearnings first-takes in the weeks to

JPY’s fast rise to the top

At present, the G10 FX PIX 2.0 signals that the NOK remains oversoldwhile the JPY and CHF remain overbought. We have temporarily

What Are Companies Saying?

Consumer Health remains disperse with companies citing various consumer health pictures, often varying by business lines.

US Week Ahead: August 12 - August 18

Tuesday, August 1306:00 AM NFIB small business optimism, July (consensus 91.5, last 91.5)

US Pulse: Fed officials view the labour market as healthy

Financial market volatility has eased since the disappointing US nonfarm payrolls (NFP) data for July roiled markets. Better data and Fed speak last

Week 2 August – 9 August

The risk-off sentiment that characterised the beginning of this week was also felt in XCCY markets. However, looking at the broader picture, XCCY spreads were relatively sheltered. This included USDJPY XCCY, despite

Key learnings from earnings season that support The Future of Utilities Capex

With second quarter earnings season now behind us, we reflect on key learningsthat support The Future of Utilities Capex, our constructive view on Utilities, and our

Asia-Pacific Portfolio Strategy: Asian equity market daily update

The MXAPJ Index was flat today. Indonesia and Philippines markets outperformed,while India and Australia markets underperformed. Within MXAPJ sectors, Info Tech

Core CPI expected to have firmed in July

We look for firming in July core CPI inflation to 0.21% m/m SA,from an unusually soft 0.06% reading in June. We expect a