Market Snapshot March 3rd 2026

Day 03: US – Iran War. Hormuz CLOSED, what is upcoming next! Note: Please get yourself updated with the current status of this war as it will update per seconds, any volatility from the next morning is getting the charts among the highest levels. Stay in the highest cautious. Data: 🟦 Global Rates […]
Market Snapshot February 20th 2026

US – Iran on negotiation, and also on war preparation Data: 🟦 Global Rates | Yields firm as Fed repricing continues United States (UST): 2Y ~3.48% | 5Y ~3.72% | 10Y ~4.10–4.13% | 30Y ~4.74–4.78% — long-end drifted higher after stronger U.S. data and hawkish interpretation of Fed minutes. United Kingdom: 10Y Gilt ~4.48–4.55%, supported […]
Market In Review 08/2022

The USA is on holidays today so it should be a quiet start to the week. Data wise, there is a bunch of PMI’s out this week from Europe and USA. Personally I do not put a lot of weighting on PMIs as they are only a survey of expectations, not hard data of what has actually been manufactured or serviced. Also, there is the Kiwi Central Bank meeting, with the RBNZ expected to raise again to 1%.
Market In Review 07/2022

The USA inflation numbers printed the highest in 40 years at 7.5%, which the market took as a near certainty of a rate rise. This was reinforced by the US Fed member Bullard voicing extremely hawkish comments later that day. The odds of a rate rise of 50 basis points at the next Fed meeting shot up to 70%. The market was even pricing in a 25% chance of a 25 bp move before the next Fed meeting in March, a chance this week in fact.