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The latest Conference Board Leading Economic Index (LEI) for June was up 2.0% from the May final figure of 100.0.

Both copper and the Nasdaq 100 have been bigger winners from the risk-on trade. Now, both of these assets are very close to a big reversal.

Half of the independent Canadian restaurants recently surveyed say that they are unlikely to survive the current crisis.

We consider European stocks the most attractive regional exposure to a multispeed global restart, especially versus emerging markets outside of north Asia.

Australia and Hong Kong's 2.3-2.5% rally led Asia-Pacific markets. The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is higher for a third session.

There are signs of recovery in various parts of the global economy, starting in May, after the depressive dip imposed by COVID-19.

Current jobless claims may be significantly underreported, and we may see a spike in job losses over the next month.

The daily data we are tracking from airlines, restaurants and credit card spending indicates the economic recovery may be stalling.

This piece is a sequel to our May 11 Seeking Alpha article (Piling On Gold And Equities For A Possible Peak In Late May-Early June: Sell In June, Buy In July).

Equity factor performance has been riding a risk-on/risk-off roller coaster in recent months. Though risk appetite has revived since the March meltdown, an undercurrent of defensiveness persists.

Entry into the seasonably weakest quarter in the stock market and how July tends to be the best of this three-month period.

August and September's seasonal tendencies will also be impacted by the ongoing bull market in virus cases.

Aren't the markets already conspicuously over-liquefied? It was Dr. Ben Bernanke that, in the wake of the tech bubble collapse, elevated Friedman's academic thought experiment to a revolutionary polic