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The OECD leading indicators are indicating growth. However, the negative impact of the coronavirus will probably hurt growth. Global equity markets rebounded th

Once the initial panic has passed, investors have taken the spread of COVID-19 in their stride, a little too much you could argue. Next week is typically among

It's becoming ever clearer that eurozone manufacturing is in recession even if the eurozone economy as a whole is just about managing to keep growing. This isn'

Wall Street's resilience will be tested again as some clarity emerges on whether the Chinese containment efforts were successful in limiting the spread of the v

After a roughly 3.5% advance in the past three sessions, the MSCI Asia Pacific index pulled back with nearly all the markets in the region slipping. The Dow Jon

For 2020, we're not too worried about an economic downturn. In fact, we are expecting some pickup in growth. There's some more room, but in terms of dealing wit

A rotation into non-US equity markets may become evident in 2020, and many macro commodity trading advisors and equity long/short managers may benefit from this

The events that drove 2019’s market rally in Europe - accommodative central bank monetary policy, a clearer Brexit path and progress on a US-China trade deal -

Equities saw strong 2019 performances across the globe. The UK market has lagged equities globally and still trades at a discount on a number of measures. Withi

In the Asia-Pacific, Japan, Taiwan, and Australian equities firmed. Disappointing data weighed on European equities. The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is off about 2.5% t

Politics is always part of the markets. Most of the time though they take a second seat to economic data. We are about to enter a time when politics are going t

As expected, the European Central Bank leaves key interest rates unchanged and expects them to stay at present or lower levels until it sees inflation outlook rising to close to, but below, 2% in its

The Shanghai Composite tumbled 2.75% today, bringing the week's loss to 3.2%, the most in five months. Europe equities are lower for the fourth day, but losses

Last week, the US and China signed their Phase 1 trade agreement. This trade deal is both inconsequential in real terms as well as extremely important because o

China appears to be stabilizing. U.K. and EU data are still soft. Global equity markets are generally in good shape.