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QUARTERLY OUTLOOK

Q3 Outlook: The global fiscal panic

Steen Jakobsen
Chief Economist & CIO
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    COMMODITIES

    A closer look at crude oil, silver and copper

    Ole Hansen
    Chart focus on WTI crude oil, silver and copper
    MACRO

    Macro Monday WK 29 - It's once again, all about the Fed

    Kay Van-Petersen
    In this webcast, Saxo's global macro strategist Kay Van-Petersen examines the big issues for the week ahead, including the monetary policy of the United States.
    MACRO

    Mr. Credit is fueling France’s growth

    Christopher Dembik
    France’s economy will be more resilient this year than the rest of the eurozone due to a strong inflow of credit and fiscal stimulus. However, the country has not fully taken advantage of the low-interest rate environment to move upmarket and we fear that layoff plans are coming in industries that are most vulnerable to the international context.
    EQUITIES

    Australia Update: Equity Market

    Eleanor Creagh
    Over the last 12 months, investors have had a lot to contend with, from a tumultuous political environment, to Brexit (or lack of) and the simmering unresolved trade tensions. All this manifesting against a backdrop of business cycle momentum that has weakened sharply, mounting disinflationary pressures and an economic cycle in its last innings.
    MACRO

    Chart of the Week: World trade data

    Christopher Dembik
    The latest world trade data tend to confirm a stabilization in global trade growth, at least in the short term, mostly resulting from a positive base effect.
    COMMODITIES

    COT: Speculators cut longs in oil and gold; Record copper short

    Ole Hansen
    The weekly Commitments of Traders (CoT) reports covering the week to July 9. The summary below highlights the major changes that occurred in commodities, forex, bonds and stocks. Please find the attached PDF’s for additional information.
    CRYPTOCURRENCIES

    Crypto Update: Deriving Implications

    Jacob Pouncey
    This week the entire crypto market cap rose by 9.5%, bringing the market cap to USD 355 bn. Ethereum and Bitcoin rose by 4.5% and 15% respectively. This rise resumes the advance of the market which started in April this year.
    COMMODITIES

    Crude oil trades higher on stock drop and Iran

    Ole Hansen
    WTI crude oil trades up by 2% ahead of the “Weekly Petroleum Status Report” from the US Energy Information Administration.
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