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Market Call Podcast

John Hardy
Head of FX Strategy
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Forex

FX Update: Sterling lurches lower, USD aimless

John Hardy
A histrionic session and weak close for US megacap bubble stocks yesterday again failed to feed any wider contagion into FX, but if broader market volatility picks up, USD and JPY look ready to firm. Sterling struggling for air since yesterday and on a weak GDP report today, while CAD dips ahead of a Bank of Canada meeting tomorrow.
Equities

Tech reversal a warning?

Eleanor Creagh
Heading into the Q2 earnings season in the US, equities have been treading water with most major indices remaining range bound searching for a catalyst to breakout, with the exception of the Nasdaq 100 where mega-cap tech stocks have continued to set new highs on declining volumes. However, price action on Wall Street overnight is signalling sentiment is beginning to shift and a near term top for the Nasdaq 100 could be in. After setting a fresh record high, the index sharply reversed closing more than 2% lower.
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Podcast: Climax reversal?

Saxo Market Call
Today we look at yesterday's wild session in equities, where we saw another parabolic acceleration higher in the most speculative names, followed this time by a spectacular reversal into the close. Is this a sign of at least a near term top in the bubble stocks? Also a look at oil, gold, FX and much more.
Macro

Market Quick Take - July 14, 2020

Steen Jakobsen
Yesterday saw a climactic session in the US equity market, with many of the names at the center of the late speculative frenzy seeing enormous trading ranges and closing on a very weak note after posting strong new highs earlier in the session. The weak close was a broad development across equities, and oil and precious metals prices also took a bit of a beating, while the USD put on a mild show of resilience.
Macro

Chart of the Week : Global trade data

Christopher Dembik
Our 'Macro Chartmania' series collects Macrobond data and focuses on a single chart chosen for its relevance.
Macro

Macro Dragon: Phase One Deal Break Probability Rises...

Kay Van-Petersen
Macro Dragon = Cross-Asset Daily Views that could cover anything from tactical positioning, to long-term thematic investments, key events & inflection points in the markets, all with the objective of consistent wealth creation overtime.
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Macro

European Recovery Fund : Michel’s new negotiation box

Christopher Dembik
Last week, the president of the EUCO, Charles Michel, unveiled his compromise proposal for the MFF and the recovery plan which is likely to be very close to what the final outcome will be. Ahead of the physical EUCO meeting on July 17 and 18, negotiations at top-level continue with a meeting between PM Conte and Chancellor Merkel in Berlin today.
Commodities

COT: Funds rushing into commodities

Ole Hansen
Futures positions and changes made by hedge funds across 24 commodity futures during the week to July 7
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