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Erik Schafhauser Zürich Erik Schafhauser Zürich Erik Schafhauser Zürich

Morning Brew December 19 2022

Morning Brew 1 minute to read
Erik
Erik Schafhauser

Senior Relationship Manager

Summary:  Digesting Last Week


 

Good Morning,

Equities closed lower on Friday but could rise off the lows, the US 500 trades as low as 3827 before rising to 3855, the GER40 also had the low near expiry time at app. 13800 and is not 13920.

It is noteworthy that Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell below the 50 day moving average.

US 10 year yields rose to 3.52%, nevertheless, the USD Index fell 0.2 this morning to 104.4 on the Euro being stronger and we saw lots of volatility in the Yen on rumors of a change in the inflation targets.

USDJPY traded as high as 138.10 on Thursday and is not 136.10, EURUSD gained 50 pips off Fridays low. Cable is at 1.2180.  Gold and silver could recover off the lows as well and XAUXAG fell off the high. Bitcoin fell to 16700, nearly 105 lower than last week`s high and oil is trading at 74.85 after huge swings of 7.5 USD last week.

It will be interesting to see what this weeks focus will be, there are some economic releases  but nothing like last week, Chinese economic policies will receive attention and there will be some Window dressing by institutional investors to clean their positions towards year end. 
Many traders will re-orient themselves after the data points and central bank decisions last week and for the new year. 

Our Analyst Redmond wrote a summary of the more supportive stance by Chinese authorities

Elon Musk is holding a vote on twitter if he should resign from twitter, he said he would abide by. Currently, 56 % of people are in favor of him stepping down. This could move Tesla`s stock price significantly.  

The most important data releases:

Monday 19 December

  • Germany IFO surveys
  • US NAHB Housing Market Index
  • EU Energy Ministers Meeting

Tuesday 20 December

  • China Loan Prime rate 1Y/5Y
  • Germany PPI (Nov)
  • Japan BOJ Interest Rate Decision
  • US Housing data

Wednesday 21 December

  • US consumer confidence
  • Canada CPI

Thursday 22 December

  • UK GDP (Q3 F)
  • US Initial jobless claims (Dec 17) and 3Q GDP Final

Friday 23 December

  • Japan CPI inflation
  • US Durable goods orders, personal Income, Core PCE price index, and new home sales 

Trade safely! 

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