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11.11.2019
Crude oil prices, the Norwegian Krone and Swedish Krona may all rise if US President Donald Trump’s speech on trade policy amplifies market buoyancy and leads capital to flow into cycle-sensitive assets.
NOK, SEK and Brent may also get an additional boost if US CPI and retail sales data show improvement in the world’s largest economy. However, local data out of the EU, Sweden and Norway could reverse some of NOK and SEK’s gains.
04.11.2019
The price of gold attempts to break out of the range-bound price action from the previous month, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) highlighting a similar dynamic as data prints coming out of the US point to a slowing economy.
The reaction to the 128K rise in US Non-Farm Payrolls was short lived, with the price of gold climbing to a session-high of $1516 as the ISM Manufacturing survey crossed the wires at 48.3 versus expectations for a 48.9 print.
21.10.2019
After the amendment has passed, Johnson has reluctantly sent in a request to the EU to seek for a three-month extension to the Brexit deadline. However, he also sent a subsequent letter explaining why the UK government did not want an extension.
The idea behind this is to keep the pressure on UK lawmakers to agree on something at least before yet another extension.
As for the EU side of the equation, don't expect any firm answers any time soon until just before the deadline next week.
17.10.2019
Netflix shares climbed 10% higher on Wednesday after the company revealed it surpassed analyst expectations in the most recent quarter.
The company generated $5.42 billion in revenue, translating to $1.47 earnings per share, compared to the expected $5.25 billion and $1.05 EPS. Alongside financials, Netflix revealed it failed to meet subscriber growth expectations, adding only 6.7 million versus the 6.8 million that Wall Street analysts were looking for.
16.10.2019
At first glance, a middle ground of UK and the EU is trying to land on in negotiations. Both sides moving closer towards a Brexit deal sounds good but the key giveaway is that it is a deal that is conditional on DUP support.
14.10.2019
China’s import and export data for September came in worse than expected amid the country’s ongoing trade friction with the U.S., Reuters reported on Monday, citing the Chinese customs.
In U.S. dollar terms, China’s exports fell 3.2% in September from a year ago, while imports dropped 8.5% during the same period, according to Reuters. The country’s total trade balance in September was $39.65 billion, Reuters said.
Economists polled by Reuters had expected Chinese exports denominated in the U.S. dollar to fall by 3% and imports to decline by 5.2% in September, compared to a year ago.
09.10.2019
The Fed Chair Jerome Powell's comments on Tuesday suggested that interest rate cut in October was not a done deal, though did little to influence firming market expectations of a third interest rate cut this year at the upcoming FOMC meeting on October 29-30.
At separate events, two other FOMC members - Chicago Fed President Charles Evans and Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari signalled their support for more policy easing. In fact, the interest-rate futures are currently pricing in more than an 80% chance of rate cut in October and 40% chance of a fourth rate cut in December.
08.10.2019
Asian stocks are better bid with investors mulling the upcoming US-China trade talks.
after a week-long holiday the Shanghai Composite index is currently up 0.88%, having opened on a flat note. The futures on the S&P 500 are also reporting a 0.40% gain.
China has made clear that it wants to reach a partial trade deal and set out a timetable for the harder issues to be worked out next year.
Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and People’s Bank of China Governor Yi Gang are among officials heading to Washington to resume talks with their US counterparts.
07.10.2019
Investors will favour euro over the pound in migration to the havens.
EURGBP is looking promising on a 'no deal traction as a base case as the end of month deadline looms'. EU not sure whether to make Johnson's last proposal workable and set to decide by the end of the week.
EURGBP to rally back above the post referendum, flash crash high of 0.9415 on a no-deal Brexit scenario.
Disclaimer: Analysis and opinions provided herein are intended solely for informational and educational purposes and don't represent a recommendation or investment advice by TeleTrade.
04.10.2019
PepsiCo (NASDAQ: PEP) is slated to report earnings with many expecting its snack business to continue to underpin performance.
The company recently has spruced up the snack business by adding healthier options.
In its second-quarter report, the beverage and snack maker said it expects its fiscal 2019 organic revenue to grow by 4% and adjusted earnings per share, assuming constant foreign currency exchange rates, to decline by 1%.
Pepsi is expected to report earnings of $1.50 per share on revenue of about $16.9 billion.
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