Erik Schafhauser Zürich

Morning Brew December 12 2022

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Erik
Erik Schafhauser

Senior Relationship Manager

Summary:  A Key week ahead


Good Morning,

A crucial week for the markets lies ahead of us:

Monday: UK GDP and production

Tuesday: German CPI, UK Labor data, US CPI

Wednesday: Japanese Tankan, UK CPI&  PPI, EU Industrial Production, FOMC Rate decision

Thursday: China Retail Sales, Swiss National Bank, Danish Central Bank, Bank Of England and the ECB set rates, US Retail Sales

Friday: UK Retail Sales, International PMI

On Wednesday we will interview our FX Strategist John Hardy and publish it ahead of the rate decision and publish it to give some guidance as to what may come. A good preview, John published in his weekly FX outlook: Will market shrug off FOMC dot plot raise?

On Friday, the US PPI  rose slightly more than expected on a jump in the costs of services, Equities gave up some ground and 10 year yields in the US rose to near 3.6%. U S Indexes gave up less than 1%, the USD Index moved little but Gold and Silver were strong.

Overnight there is little move with  GER 40 at 14295, US 500 at 3930 and the USTech100  at 11550. EURUSD is trading at 1.0515, GBPUSD at 1.2226, USDJPY 137. Gold and Silver are lower at 1787 and 23.25. The Vix is trading at 22.80.

Besides fundamental Data we are watching the dialogue between Saudi Arabia and China, that could turn very important if both agree to settle oil in RMB rather than USD.

European Energy Markets will receive lots of attention with the cold weather hitting in full swing. Gas and electricity prices should be volatile.

Consider your positions carefully going into the week – especially the speculative ones an consider using options to profit from  large swings and limiting the risk.

Trade Safely!

 

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