Hawkish Pause

The Global Equities Markets fell sharply (-2.65%) after the Fed announced a hawkish pause leading to investors having to digest corporate and macro cross currents...

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Central Bank Dilemma

The Global Equity Index traded with cautious optimism ahead of the Central Bank Meetings by rebounding 0.29% this week led by...

Apple A Day!

The global equity markets declined by 1.31% due to surging oil prices (+1.7% for the week) and mixed economic data dampening...

Efforts To Save China’s Property Developers

The global equity market continues to recover from the initial sell-off/correction in the first 2 weeks of August on the back...

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Rates To Stay Higher For Longer

Markets rallied into the close on Friday after positive implications of a strong US economy, despite calls for data monitoring...

China’s Economic Woes Is Contagious

The global equities market experienced its worst week of performance since Oct 2022 (-2.62%) as concerns over higher global interest rates...

Weakness In Markets Continue

For the consecutive second week, the global equity market sustained a decline, propelled by a complex interplay of data signals emanating from the US producer price index (PPI)...

A Shallow Market Correction Expected

The global equity market started off August sharply lower due to Fitch downgrading the US’s debt rating and soft economic data from China.

All About The Data

The global equity markets were higher for the week ending 28 July led by stocks in China after Beijing promised to take steps to bolster domestic demand, and expectations of the US interest rate peaking soon.

The US Market Continues Upward Trend

The global equity market rose by a mere 0.19% for the week ending 21 July 2023 led by MXUS rising by 0.70%.

China Blowing Up Again

The global equity market continues to rally on the back of a softening labour market, and lower CPI for June while the Chinese market rebounded strongly on improving policy-easing expectations despite poor economic data.

Earnings Season Concerns

The global equity market tumbled by 1.31% on cooling growth signals, concerns about the upcoming earnings season, and geopolitical tension between US and China.

Strength In Developed Markets To Continue

The global equity market continues to rally after last week’s breather as the Fed has temporarily paused its rate hike, inflation is moderating, and US data pointing towards a better economy than expected.

Market Decline Most Since March

The global equities market fell the most in a week since March due to central banks indicating that interest rates will move higher as well as fears of inflation and recession.

All About Interest Rate

The global equities market surged by 2.73% this week on the back of the US Fed pausing its interest rate hike cycle

China and US Markets Trend Higher

The global equity market continued to rise on the back of the successful negotiations and approval to raise the US debt ceiling

Markets Recovered But Sustainable?

Global markets turned positive in the latter part of this week driven by fading expectations of a debt crisis and a stronger-than-expected US job market.

China Market Got Hit Again

In the latter part of the week, 25-26 May, global markets recouped most of their losses earlier in the week

Data Favours The US Over China

Global markets declined on the back of rising geopolitical risk, concerns over the US debt ceiling, and Chinese data coming out weaker than expected despite better-than-expected corporate results in the US and Europe.

Final Rate Hike?

A data-driven week that kept the market fretting till Friday when the non-farm payroll and unemployment were released surprised the market.

Risk on trade again

Risk appetite returned to markets aided by some weak US data that supported expectations the Fed might soon call it a day on their rate hikes.

Waiting For Clues

Global markets traded in a narrow band for the week as it waits for cues from this current reporting season as well as guidance and decision on interest rate by Fed

Unlocking value

Global markets continued to be volatile but managed gains for the week on the back of 1) banking crisis fear...

Banking crisis?

The new liquidity measures from the Federal Reserve and the announcement that both SVB and Signature's depositors will be made whole looks to have shielded the banking industry from further contagion risk.

Don't fret

After a month of correction when investors started to fret and de-risk, good news surfaced and drove the global markets higher.

Mixed week

A volatile week for global markets on concern of interest rates remaining higher for longer stemming from a stubbornly high non-farm payroll and strong job growth

China Growing While US Is Slowing!

Markets trended higher this week fluctuating on the back of results announcement this week and waiting for Fed announcement on interest rates

Has Tesla Lost Its Electrifying Performances?

The selloff came after Tesla missed market expectations for 4Q deliveries despite shipping a record number of vehicles. Share price of Tesla had already declined by 65%.

Recession Fear Heightens!

Market rallied this week on the back of China reopening and US inflation receding

Damn If I Do, Damn If I Don’t

In a relatively quiet and short week, news flow is typically very light as investors take stock of the year that was ravaged by multiple headwinds.

Fear of recession

Fears of a recession continue to hamper the market following the Fed, ECB and BOE citing that rate will continue to trend higher to fight the stubbornly high inflation across the globe.