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TRY: Lira reacts modestly to positive rating assessments – Commerzbank
Turkey’s economic policy credibility received a modest boost last week as both Moody’s and Fitch offered more positive assessments of macroeconomic policies. Moody’s upgraded Turkey’s sovereign rating from B1 to Ba3 and revised the outlook to stable, citing improved policy credibility and reduced ri
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US drilling activity slows further – ING
Oil prices are trading firmer this morning after the US and EU announced a trade deal, which will see most EU exports to the US facing a 15% tariff. The market worried that if talks had failed, 30% tariffs would come into effect on 1 August. That likely would’ve prompted retaliation from the EU. As
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EUR/USD flattens as US Dollar Firms; Trump Sees “50-50 Chance” of EU trade deal
EUR/USD retreats after hitting a two-week high earlier on Thursday, following the European Central Bank’s decision to hold rates steady. The US Dollar strengthens on the back of solid US economic data and trade optimism. US President Trump signals a “50-50 chance” of reaching a trade deal with the E
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Inflation in Japan’s capital Tokyo marginally eased and slightly more than expected in July
Markets EMU yield curves bear flattened yesterday. A solid EMU PMI and the ECB reconfirming a data‐dependent wait‐and‐ see modus caused markets to reconsider expectations on additional ECB easing. The July EMU composite PMI at 51.0 suggests economic resilience despite still lingering trade uncertain
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Investors discover new love for the FTSE 100
The FTSE 100 continues to outshine most of its peers with its performance this week, says Chris Beauchamp, Chief Market Analyst at online trading platform IG. FTSE 100 clocks up another record Outside of the Nikkei, boosted by the US-Japan trade deal, the winner this week has been the FTSE 100. Inst
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WTI tumbles to below $65.50 amid concerns over oil demand
WTI price loses momentum to near $65.40 in Wednesday’s early Asian session. Renewed trade tensions weigh on the oil demand outlook. Crude inventories in the United States declined by 577,000 barrels last week, noted API. West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude oil benchmark, is trading around $6
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Tariff tempest ahead — Dollar dips as deadline dangers mount
Markets have been swaggering through the tariff thicket like they’ve seen this movie before—chest out, chin up, calling every headline a bluff. But that bravado may be running on fumes. With the August 1 tariff deadline looming and no meaningful trade deals inked, the stage is set for a rude awakeni
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Headline from the trade talks will probably continue to set the tone for global trading
Markets In a session devoid important data, global yield curves bull flattened yesterday. The move probably was due to technical considerations alongside lingering uncertainty on the outcome of trade negotiations between the US and major trading partners that have to be finished before the Augst 1 d
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More good US data boosts equities
US retail sales data helped underpin a move higher for stocks this afternoon, reinforcing the positive outlook for the US, says Chris Beauchamp, Chief Market Analyst at online trading platform IG. Stocks surge as US shoppers keep spending Who needs tariff worries when Americans keep flashing the cas
