Daily Market Commentary 2nd May 2024
The Fed left rates unchanged and commented on the ‘lack of progress’ on lowering inflation to target levels. This did not deter markets, with equities
The Fed left rates unchanged and commented on the ‘lack of progress’ on lowering inflation to target levels. This did not deter markets, with equities
Markets closed out a dramatic month of trading in April, with some big losses on equity markets, followed by a recovery later in the month.
Markets opened the week on a positive note, with US and European equities climbing and bond yields on the decline. The week will be dominated
Markets closed out a week of recovery on equities, although bond yields spiked higher, reflecting inflation is on the rise again and Central Bank interest
Markets settled overnight, with both European and US equities, following recovery gains earlier in the trading week. US markets await key data, with US GDP
Confidence continues to surge on European and US equity markets, looking to regain the horrific losses of the previous Geo-Politically triggered rout. The UK FTSE100
European and US equity markets rebounded strongly, as confidence flooded back into markets, following the calming of the situation in the Middles East. The heavy
A fiery and volatile end to a week of turbulent trading. The Middle East appeared to be on the verge of eruption and then receded
European markets have been boosted by a range of European National Central Bankers, that have come out in support of rate cuts from the ECB,
The Fed have cautioned rates will not begin to be cut until further progress is made on inflation and that the rate must return to
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