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Week ended Nov 8, 2024: Markets adapt to president-elect Trump
Last week was mainly about the US election, which D Trump and the Republicans won in a landslide. The "Trump trade" was full on.
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May 124 min read
Week ended May 10, 2024: equities rise further
Equities better bid in a holiday-shortened week, one void of meaningful economic data and the last serious tranche of earnings.
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Mar 226 min read
Week ended March 22, 2023: It's an "everything rally" (nearly)
It was an "everything rally" last week, with several equity markets touching record highs. US Treasuries also rallied. Thanks central banks
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Jun 24, 20235 min read
Week ended June 23, 2023: BoE jumbo rate increase
Central banks, one after another, are raising rates to try to tame persistent inflation, but it's not working fast enough. Equities tanked.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
May 13, 20234 min read
Week ended May 12, 2023
[GO STRAIGHT TO THE TABLES] MARKETS SUMMARY Stocks didn’t do much week-over-week although the general trend was down. Japanese equities...
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Feb 5, 20234 min read
Week ended Feb 3rd, 2023
Until the end of the week, the data and earnings were saying one thing and investors were hearing another. Markets decent though till Fri.
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Dec 18, 20226 min read
WEEKLY: Actions speak louder than words
The Fed, ECB and BoE all did exactly as predicted, but comments following press releases were decidedly hawkish. Markets puked on this.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Nov 5, 20227 min read
WEEKLY: Fed, BoE raise rates; US equities / bonds take it on the chin
US equities and bonds get crushed, other global equity markets improve. USTs weaker, gold rallies, oil up and USD lower. Fed, BoE raise.
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Aug 6, 20226 min read
Week ended August 5, 2022
The BoE bumped the rates 50bps, its largest increase since 1995. The US jobs report served as a reminder that inflation is not going away.
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