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Market Call Podcast

John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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Weekly Commodities Update
Equities

Market Insights Today: Hawkish Bostic puts the focus on Powell – 7 February 2023

APAC Strategy Team
US equities extended their losses while the USD continued to run higher on Monday as markets repriced the Fed’s path higher following Friday’s hot jobs report and Fed member Bostic’s hawkish comments bringing 50bps of rate hikes over the next two meetings back on the table. Eyes turn to Fed Chair Powell up later today if similar hawkish rhetoric will be maintained. RBA meeting ahead and key to watch if the door for further rate hikes is kept open. Oil prices are choppy but Gold strength is seen holding up despite a recent correction.
Cryptocurrencies

The state of crypto – February 2023

Mads Eberhardt
The prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum have increased by 38% and 36%, respectively, year to date. The higher prices have not caused exchange balances to increase, as exchange inflow has been somewhat limited, potentially indicating that few holders are inclined to sell at these levels. Exchange-traded crypto products had a high inflow in January, potentially indicating that traditional investors have lightly returned to crypto.
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Equities

Video: Strong US dollar, higher bond yields push investors to take equity profits ahead of Fed speeches

Jessica Amir
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Equities

Technical Update - FTSE 100 and 250 forming top and reversal patterns indicating short-term correction

Kim Cramer Larsson
FTSE 100 and 250 seems to be forming top and reversal patterns indicating short-term correction
Medium-term uptrends are intact and indicators suggest higher levels after a likely correction
Podcast

Podcast: Massive US jobs report strength confounds market

Saxo Market Call
Today we break down the massive January jobs report surprise out of the US on Friday as the positive surprise was a multi-sigma event that shocked US yields and the US dollar back higher
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Equities

Technical Update - DAX, AEX25, BEL20 & CAC40

Kim Cramer Larsson
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Macro

Macro Insights: Tight US labor markets but escalating tech layoffs – exploring the disconnect

Charu Chanana
US labor market strength was confirmed once again by a very strong nonfarm payroll report last week. Many investors have been puzzled by the sustained tightness in labor market despite reports of mass layoffs, primarily in tech sector, in Q4 2022 and again in Q1 2023. We explored the disconnect, and tech companies only appear to be removing some of their froth after massive hiring in the pandemic years. Overall, cyclical and structural trends point to shortages of labor supply, which means the slowdown in wage growth is still unlikely to be consistent with levels needed to bring inflation back to 2% levels.
Macro

Financial Markets Today: Quick Take – February 6, 2023

Saxo Strategy Team
Strong US data on Friday suddenly altered the landscape, taming recent strong sentiment. Fed-speak, earnings and the identity of coming BoJ governor in spotlight this week.
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