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Friday, October 14

14th Oct - Yellen to speak





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EUROPE
  UNITED KINGDOM
Brexit and Sterling – Simon Wren-Lewis
Goldman warns "much more downside" to come for GBP – ZH
A double deficit and a falling pound – FT
BoE's Carney says not indifferent to sterling level, boosts pound – Reuters
May Loads Team for EU Talks With Pro-Brexit Ministers – Reuters

  EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK
ECB preview: too early to discuss tapering – Danske Bank
ECB on hold next week, set to act in December – ABN AMRO


UNITED STATES
Elections: Clinton extends lead but don’t rule Trump out – Danske Bank

Consumer Confidence Crashes To 2-Year Lows, Election Blamed – ZH
October Consumer Sentiment declines to 87.9 – Bill McBride
Consumer Sentiment unexpectedly drops as outlook sours – BB

US Retail Sales Growth Slumps To Weakest Since Nov 2015 – ZH
Retail Sales increased 0.6% in September – Bill McBride
Retail Sales in U.S. Rose in September by Most in Three Months – BB
Soft U.S. retail data conceals healthy consumer spending – Pictet


OTHER
What’s Basel? 7 things everyone should know – Politico


REGULARS
Danske Daily – Danske Bank

Eye-Opener – Nordea
EU’s Tusk warns of “hard” Brexit; China ends industrial deflation * Focus on US retail sales and Fed Chair Yellen. EUR/USD briefly dipped below 1.10. Higher bond yield momentum took a breather.

Morning Markets – TF
The impact of disappointing China trade data was felt in Asia today as APAC bourses followed Wall Street into the red on a broad risk-off mood. Today sees the US out with a retail sales print and a speech from Fed chair Janet Yellen both of which could move the dollar and equities if here are any surprises.

Daily Market Comment – Marc Chandler
Firm Dollar Consolidating, Awaiting US Retail Sales

Daily Market Comment – Macro Man
Spare the rod and spoil the child

Daily Press Summary – Open Europe
Donald Tusk: It’s ‘hard Brexit’ or ‘no Brexit’ * High court challenge to Article 50 opens as MPs demand vote * France, Italy, Germany and Spain outline defence plan post-Brexit * Alain Juppé emerges as favourite in the first French centre-right primary debate

Brussels Playbook – Politico
Tusk slams UK government — Wallonia trips CETA

US Open – ZH
Global Stocks, Futures Jump On Strong China Inflation; Oil Rises Above $51

Frontrunning – ZH

From the Floor – TF
Samsung might look like a buy given the sharp slide in its share price after the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco but Saxo Bank's head of equities Peter Garnry fears the South Korean giant has a big brand reputation issue to overcome.


FINNISH
Aamukatsaus – Nordea
USA:n vähittäismyynnin uskotaan elpyneen * USA:n työttömyyskorvaushakemusten määrä yllätti positiivisesti * Viennin kasvu Kiinaan hidastunut * Yellen puhuu illalla