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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Aug 20, 20225 min read
Week ended August 19th 2022
Friday was a down day in US equities and bonds. Was it an anomaly or is reality setting back in? 2y Gilt yields also were sharply higher.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Aug 6, 20226 min read
Week ended August 5, 2022
The BoE bumped the rates 50bps, its largest increase since 1995. The US jobs report served as a reminder that inflation is not going away.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Jul 30, 20226 min read
Week ended July 29, 2022
July ends a winning month for US and European equities and bonds, following a dismal 1H2022. Earnings supportive, economic data in line.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Jul 23, 20228 min read
Week ended July 22, 2022
ECB shocks markets with a 50bps increases in rates, Italy in turmoil, PMI data weak, inflation rages, global equities and credit better WoW
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Jul 16, 20225 min read
Week ended July 15th 2022
At least we ended on a constructive tone on Friday, even though CPI in June in the US soared to 9.1%/annum, the highest since 1981!
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Jun 25, 20225 min read
Week ended June 24, 2022
Markets gained momentum as the week wore on and ended solidly in the green for the week, a break with a horrific year so far. Bonds better.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Jun 18, 20226 min read
Week ended June 17, 2022
It was a dismal week, with cash being nearly the only long asset that was worth owning. Equities, bonds, cryptos – even oil – got hammered.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Jun 11, 20227 min read
Week ended June 10, 2022
Nothing was pretty about this week, as the ECB being slightly more hawkish than expected and red-hot US inflation clobbered markets.
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tim@emorningcoffee.com
Jun 4, 20226 min read
Week ended June 3rd, 2022
Remember that 6%+ increase in US stocks just one week ago? Forget it – we are back to normal as both equities and bond prices move lower.
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