September 17, 2020

Markets closed out a very strong month of trading with equity markets charging and bond yields tumbling. The US share markets have booked big gains

Inflation continues to tumble across the Eurozone, with sharp falls in Spain and across Germany. German inflation plunged to 3.2%, well below expectations and prompting

The November rally on global equity markets resumed overnight, supported by the presumption that ‘peak interest rates’ have been reached and the Fed will next

Equity markets completed four weeks of gains, over the month of November and now look to re-evaluate the current economic and monetary environment. Speculation is

Markets closed out a very quiet trading week due to the US Thanksgiving Holiday, which encompasses much of the week in travel and culminates in

US Markets were closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday, so markets remained quiet across Europe, also. European PMI data showed limited improvement, but remains heavily in

The OECD released their latest economic report, which pointed to overall growth in member Countries GDP. The US surge in GDP growth dragged the OECD

The slow trading week in the US continues, as Thanksgiving week is a time of travel for many, and thus markets usually remain contained. The

Markets have quickly gone from the inflation narrative and interest rate rises, to the speculation of rate cuts and when they will begin. The precipitous

Market confidence continues to grow, as inflation tumbles across Europe and the US, signalling a probable end to Central Bank interest rate rises. The latest