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Saturday, October 28

28th Oct - Weekly Support



Here are the links to the weekly roundups, reviews and also previews of the beginning week.



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  LAST WEEK
Weekly Market Review – ZH
Bezos Beat Batters Bears But Bonds & Bullion Bounce

U.S. Weekly Fund Flows Report – Lipper Alpha
In Spite of a Bump in the Road at Week’s End, Investors Continue to be Net Buyers of Fund Assets

Earnings Insight Oct 27 – Factset

This Week in Earnings 17Q3 | Oct 27 – Lipper Alpha

S&P 500 Earnings Dashboard | Oct 26 – Lipper Alpha

Stoxx 600 Earnings Outlook | Oct 24 – Lipper Alpha


  NEXT WEEK
EcoWeek – BNP Paribas
ECB’s decisions were in line with expectations but markets nevertheless reacted positively. In the spring of 2018, ECB watchers will increasingly focus on what comes after QE. On that matter, important questions were left unanswered during the press conference.

Week Ahead: Another central bank week – Nordea
For Thursday we expect the first rate hike from the Bank of England since 2007. The FOMC meeting could be a non-event, while US employment should rebound sharply. In the Nordic region, watch out for Swedish wages and Norwegian house prices.

Weekly Focus: Packed week, with central banks in focus – Danske Bank
Fed, BoJ, BoE and Riksbanken meet * Euro area inflation and GDP * US payrolls and PCE price index

Strategy: Central banks’ urge for ‘gradualism – Danske Bank
Central bankers keen to stress that path to normalisation of policy will be very gradual with
ECB doing a dovish taper, and Scandi central banks in wait-and-see mode * Commodity prices on the rise but policymakers need to see ‘effective’ labour-market slack eroded before taking the next steps towards the ‘exit’ on unconventional policies.

Global Week Ahead – Scotiabank

Weekly FX Sentiment Report – Scotiabank

Weekly Market Outlook – Moody’s
Higher Bond Yields Could Depress Share Prices

Macro Weekly: Draghi successful – ABN AMRO
Draghi delivers the message and pushes the euro lower * IFO more than reverses tow monthly declines as ECB Bank lending survey shows further relaxation of the credit channel * US expansion getting a stronger base from corporate investment

Weekly Market Outlook – Marc Chandler

FX weekly: – Nordea