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Tug-of-war in market sentiments as FOMC meeting gets under way: S&P 500, AUD/USD, Copper
De-risking in the US equity markets continues to take place overnight, as economic data and downbeat profit guidance from Walmart provided little catalysts for markets to cheer.
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Which is the better share to buy: Barclays or Lloyds?
A fundamental and technical outlook on the Barclays and Lloyds share price.
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FAANG Earnings Week Ahead: Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft
FAANG Earnings Week Ahead: Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft
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How will easyJet shares compare to Ryanair’s post Q3 trading statement?
Where to next for the easyJet share price as Ryanair posts its first post-pandemic profit?
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US equity markets mixed with impending rate hike from the Fed: GBP/USD, STI, EUR/GBP
Major US indices were mixed to kickstart the new trading week, as sector performance revealed investors’ positioning for the impending rate hike from the Fed this week.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets
Earnings season is in full swing, on both sides of the Atlantic, and investors and traders may well find themselves hard-pushed to keep up with the avalanche of updates that are scheduled for the week to come. Big tech reports in the US, plus a host of others, along with UK banks, miners and airlines.
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FOMC meeting and big tech earnings calls for some wait-and-see: US dollar, USD/SGD, Gold
The end of last week saw major US indices snapping their three-day winning streak, as earnings underperformance and weak guidance from Snap cast a cloud of uncertainty over the outlook for social media and technology companies.
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Alphabet Q2 earnings preview: who will win the budget competition in online ads?
Alphabet will report its Q2 earnings on 26 July after the market closes. The focus will be on Google’s advertising revenue which is suffering strong headwinds as the economy slows down.
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What to expect from Nasdaq 100 heavyweight Meta’s (Facebook) Q2 results
Meta earnings are expected to contract significantly on an annualized basis in Q2 2022
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Snap’s results put a pause on risk sentiments post-market: Nasdaq 100, STI, EUR/USD
The US equity markets continue to push higher overnight on earnings optimism, with results from Tesla joining the likes of Netflix to drive outperformance in the growth sectors once more.
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Dividend Adjustments 25th July 2022 - 1st August 2022
Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 25th July 2022.
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ECB meeting preview: rates expected to rise, but slow pace could put pressure on EUR/USD
The ECB look to finally make a move in response to rising inflation, but will it be enough to turn the tide on EUR/USD?
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US indices build on further gains overnight: EUR/USD, Brent crude, USD/JPY
US equity indices continue to build on their gains overnight, as subscribers’ resilience from Netflix paved the way for further outperformance in growth stocks.
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Market alert: Japanese yen gyrates against USD as BOJ holds steady on ultra-loose policy
Japanese yen gyrates against the US dollar on Bank of Japan decision; BoJ maintains policy rate, yield-curve control amid tepid inflation and USD/JPY steadies after initial move as trades search for direction.
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Twitter Q2 earnings: will it help the company recover from its recent turmoil?
Twitter has been center stage all year and not because of its performance but the ongoing turmoil and drama with Tesla CEO Elon Musk. This week, all eyes will be on its Q2 earnings after the company smashed expectations in Q1.
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Is the Hang Seng correction just getting started?
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng plunged from 30,645 points in mid-February 2021 to just 18,415 points on 15 March 2022. Despite recovering to 20,661 points today, five potential black swans wait on the horizon.
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Risk-on mood continues after Monday’s late-night reversal: Nasdaq 100, Hang Seng Tech index, EUR/USD
The late-night reversal on Monday was overruled by a broad-based rally in Wall Street yesterday, as buyers took greater control of sentiments.
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Post in How Does Inflation Affect Markets?
@skyreach shares their views on how soaring inflation has caught out the central banks and how they know the key causes of inflation, primary start point is the MONEY SUPPY LEVELS.
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Has the summer rally in the FTSE 100, DAX 40 and S&P 500 begun?
Bullish technical outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40, Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100.
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Bank of Japan (BoJ) preview: Central bank expected to stay firm on easy policies
The BoJ is set to hold their monetary meeting across 20 – 21 July 2022, with expectations for the BoJ to delay jumping on the bandwagon for rate hikes once again.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets
Earnings season continues to intensify this week, as banks, Tesla and Netflix all report earnings. After a somewhat shaky start, investors will hope this week’s crop can provide some more good news. A quiet start to the week in economic data then gives way to UK CPI, flash PMI readings and a key ECB rate decision.
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Dividend Adjustments 18th July 2022 - 25th July 2022
Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 18th July 2022.
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China GDP slumps, but it's inflation which could help drive USD/CNH higher
Mixed Chinese data highlights the country's economic struggles, but it's inflation that is key as US interest rates look to further drive USD/CNH higher.
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S&P 500 pared some losses but sentiments remain fragile: Russell 2000, China A50, GBP/USD
Major US indices started the trading day sharply lower overnight, but dip buyers helped pare earlier losses to defend the 3,800 level for the S&P 500.
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