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Week ended Nov 1, 2024: UK autumn budget, earnings, economic data
UK autumn budget, earnings galore (including five "Mag 7" companies), and gobs of economic data...just as we lead into the US election!!
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Jul 204 min read
Week ended July 19, 2024: stocks and bonds sell off
Markets were jittery much of the week, with the rotation out of tech continuing in the US. US Treasuries were also under pressure.
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Jun 226 min read
Week ended June 21, 2024
European and most US equity indices better, with UST yields widening across the curve. Focus in on elections in the UK and Europe.
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Apr 208 min read
Week ended April 19, 2024: not a good week!
It was another challenging week for both stocks and bonds, with the sell-off in equities gaining steam as tech stocks flounder.
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Apr 66 min read
Week ended April 5, 2024: equities and bonds decline
Stocks and bonds declined last week, although stocks ended the week on a positive note after a strong US jobs report. Gold and oil higher.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Mar 226 min read
Week ended March 22, 2023: It's an "everything rally" (nearly)
It was an "everything rally" last week, with several equity markets touching record highs. US Treasuries also rallied. Thanks central banks
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Mar 87 min read
Week ended March 8, 2024: politics dominate landscape
Equities were mixed, UST yields were tighter across the curve. Politics garnered most attention this week, plus an ECB decision.
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Feb 244 min read
Week ended Feb 23, 2024: NVIDIA drives sentiment
It was a bifurcated week all about NVDA, which soared post-earnings, validating the AI narrative. European & Japanese equities hit records.
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Aug 2, 20234 min read
Wrong (so far)....but the Street has been, too
Seven months into the year, many of my Y/E forecasts for indices and other assets look like they will be wrong. I am in good company!
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