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Sunday, June 10

10th Jun - Weekly Previews: Fed, ECB, North Korea, Trade



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  LAST WEEK
Earnings Insight – Factset

US Weekly FundFlows – Lipper Alpha

This Week in Earnings 18Q1 – Lipper Alpha

S&P 500 Earnings Dashboard – Lipper Alpha

STOXX 600 Earnings Outlook – Lipper Alpha


  NEXT WEEK
EcoWeek – BNP PARIBAS
High international correlations of markets can reflect the existence of global shocks, global swings in risk aversion or contagion. Contagion can be caused by a wide variety of factors. Taking into account the nature of the contagion is important when assessing its economic consequences.

Week in Focus – Ransquawk

Week Ahead: The USD is our currency, but your problem! – Nordea
The EUR has made a decent comeback after the ECB’s chief economist Praet indicated that the June meeting on Thursday is LIVE, while the FOMC will remain on quarterly auto-pilot, without providing any help to the Indian Central Bank pledging for it.

Weekly Focus: Mother of all weeks – Danske Bank

Strategy: Global growth still supports equities – Danske Bank
Global growth has slowed but is set to stay above the potential growth rate * Volatility has increased but fundamentals support equities in 3-12M * Gradual monetary policy tightening amid muted inflation pressures * EUR/USD lower for longer but not forever

Global Week Ahead – Scotiabank
Mon: G7-reaction Tue: US-North Korea summit, US CPI Wed: FOMC meeting, Thu: ECB meeting Fri: BoJ meeting, US decision on China tariffs

Weekly FX Sentiment Report – Scotiabank

Weekly Market Outlook – Moody’s
Economic Growth Slows as Ratio of Debt to GDP Climbs Ever Higher

Macro Weekly – ABN AMRO
German soft patch continues, as Chinese import growth surges, and the ECB prepares to exit * But factors were in place for sizeable correction at some stage

Weekly Market Comment – Marc Chandler
The Dollar's Correction may not be Over

Weekly Macro Comment – Marc Chandler

FX Weekly – Nordea

G10 FX week ahead: Dollar isolationism – ING
The week ahead will be dominated by the aftermath of the G7 leaders' meeting in Quebec, Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un, a likely Fed hike and a more hawkish ECB. With Trump and the Fed forging ahead with their domestic agendas, expect the dollar to stay supported and the risk environment to stay fragile

Government Bonds Weekly – Danske Bank
Waiting for the ECB – markets can live with an ‘end to QE’ as reinvestments take over