Market Snapshot April 10th 2026
Friday is coming, but Israel is attacking Lebanon Note: Please get yourself updated with the current status of this war, as it will update per second; any volatility from the next morning will get the charts to the highest levels. Stay highly cautious. Data: 🔵 Market Theme Geopolitical Optimism vs. Inflation Persistence. Global […]
Market Snapshot February 16th 2026
Holiday, time to preparation of new week. Data: 🟦 Global Rates | Yields stabilize after inflation repricing United States (UST): 2Y ~3.43–3.48% | 5Y ~3.68–3.72% | 10Y ~4.06–4.10% | 30Y ~4.72–4.78% as markets consolidated following recent CPI-driven moves. United Kingdom: 10Y Gilt ~4.48–4.54%. Germany: 10Y Bund ~2.83–2.88%. France: 10Y OAT ~3.52–3.58%. Italy: 10Y BTP ~3.42–3.47%. […]
Market Snapshot January 7th 2026
CPI Australia and ADP Non-farm incoming… Data: 🟦 Global Rates / Yields United States: UST 2Y 3.45%, 10Y 4.16% — long-end yields remained sticky as markets priced a “higher-for-longer” risk premium despite easing expectations elsewhere. Germany: 10Y Bund ~2.90%, supported by cooling inflation but constrained by fiscal dynamics. United Kingdom: 10Y Gilt ~4.49%, still elevated […]
Market In Review 28/2023
RBA holds and USA Non-Farm Payrolls shows some weakness in US economy. Stocks pumped and dumped with the Greenback just simply dumped.
Market In Review 24/2023
Massive week of news coming up, so volatility will be extreme.
Market In Review 07/2023
For us FX traders, the search for yield comes in the form of getting the direction right and not fussed about the direction, as long as it is moving there is opportunity for a return. T
Market In Review 02/2023
Bonds smashed, USD smashed, Oil smashed whilst stocks, gold, crypto spring higher. This all on the back of the first major news event for the year, the USA Non-Farm Payrolls
Market In Review 46/2022
Well last week was fun! The fallout of FTX initially spread to stocks but then stocks looked past that and with the, slightly, weaker CPI print roared higher.
Market In Review 33/2022
US inflation numbers last week showed that it may have peaked with both CPI and PPI coming in weaker than expected.
Market In Review 06/2022
This week we have some confidence measures from Australia and the British GDP rate, but all eyes will be on the USA inflation number due Thursday night. The CPI figure has the potential to provide the most volatility this week.
