Erik Schafhauser Zürich

Morning Brew June 14 2022

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Erik
Erik Schafhauser

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Good Morning,

Rising rate hike fears pushed US Yields higher, the 10 Year traded as high as 3.44%. Fear rose that after the high CPI on Friday, we could be looking at a 75bps hike tomorrow as the Fed tries to finally get inflation under control. This cand caused Equities so sell off globally and the USD to strengthen against basically everything else.

The SP 500 formally entered into a bear market – closing more than 20% off the high, it closed 3.9% lower below May lows and the next key support is 3,500

The Dow lost 2.8% and the Nasdaq 4.7%, Tesla fell to 648, down 7% Apple 3.8%, Alphabet 4.3% and Nvidia 7.8%. The GER40  fell to 13370 before recovering to 13590  Please find Kim’s technical comment here, The more fundamental one by Peter here. The ASX fell 4.6% and the Nikkei 2%.

The USD Index rose to 105.30 before calming to 105, EURUSD is trading at 1.0430 and GBPUSD 1.2180. The Yen is holding up having failed to breach the 135 significantly.

Gold and silver fell to 1808 and  20.90, currently at 1828 and 21.30.

Bitcoin was hit by the rate fears as well as renewed safety issues fuelled by the issues at Celsius, Bitcoin is trading at 22500 after trading 10000 higher last week, the low was at 20800.

Besides inflation and rates almost all other news take the backseat but the UKs decision to unilaterally change the Brexit agreement is likely to cause issues between the EU and the UK.

The German HICP just came out as expected or feared at an annual rate of 8.7%`

Later in the day we are expecting the German ZEW and the US PPI

Tomorrow: US FOMC with a 50 BPS hike expected with fears ranging to 75BPS

Thursday: Swiss National Bank, no change expected

Thursday: Bank of England, hike of 25BPS expected.

Friday: Bank of Japan, no change expected

Even if we are seeing a small recovery this morning remain extremely cautious and control your risk with every trade you take, complacency can cost dearly.

Consider Options for speculative bets to limit your risk.

 

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