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  2. 2 days agoAuthored by Simon White, Bloom berg macro strategist, Global excess liquidity is falling in the US, and now in Europe as well, leaving equities in the region more vulnerable to declines unless the Federal Reserve pivots back to a more accommodative stance. Excess liquidity, the difference between real money growth and economic growth for the G10, has started to fall for the first time in two ...
  3. European stocks may be unlikely to outperform the US in the long run, but the region is now showing resilience and has some tailwinds in its favor. While the year is shaping up to be one of the worst on record for European equities relative to US peers, there's been a bit of a turnaround lately.
  4. 5 days agoBy Mark Wilson, Goldman trader and managing director. In a week that contained an abundance of new micro info (from robust US large cap bank results, to an inflection in luxury consumer spend with standout results from both Richemont & Brunello, to confirmation of semi & AI demand trends with TSMC talking up 5yr revenue CAGR of ~20% and AI revenues to double again this year), two larger macro ...
  5. 3 days agoEuropean equity futures indicate a positive cash open with Euro Stoxx 50 futures up 0.3% after the cash market closed flat on Tuesday. FX DXY traded flat with only brief support seen following more tariff rhetoric from President Trump who said they are talking about a 10% tariff on China for sending fentanyl, while he added the EU treats the US ...
  6. Nov 29, 2024Whilst US markets were closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, there was still plenty happening over the last 24 hours, with European markets bouncing back after their recent slide. Several factors were supportive, including some lower-than-expected inflation numbers out of Germany, which led to growing confidence that the ECB would keep cutting ...
  7. By Michael Msika and Jan-Patrick Barnert, Bloomberg markets live reporters and strategists. So much for political turmoil in Europe. The market tide is turning fast, with investors brushing aside the drama in France over the budget and chasing the market rally into year end. Going against this trend looks very risky.
  8. Nov 6, 2024Securitas gains as much as 11%, to highest since May 2019, after the Stockholm-listed security services firm delivered results ahead of expectations in the third quarter; Novo Nordisk shares rise as much as 8.9%, the most in roughly 8 months, after the Danish drugmaker reported Wegovy sales for the third quarter that beat estimates
  9. Jun 3, 2024European equity futures are indicative of a firmer cash open, with the Euro Stoxx 50 future +1.0% after cash markets closed -0.1% on Friday. FX DXY was stuck to a tight 104.50-63 range as the DXY took a breather from Friday's post-PCE volatility as it looks ahead to this week's risk events.
  10. 2 days agoIn fact, the latest gains mean the S&P 500 is now up +3.48% in 2025 already, making this the strongest start to a year since before the pandemic in 2019, when the S&P was up by +5.03% at this point. Over in Europe it was a similar story, with the STOXX 600 closing just a whisker beneath its own record high from late-September.
  11. By Simon White, Bloomberg Markets Live reporter and strategist. Political uncertainty in France is leading to increasing scrutiny of its finances. Though France is regarded as part of Europe's economic core, it now displays debt and deficit dynamics that are worse in many respects than the periphery countries of Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal.

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