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Sunday, June 3

3rd Jun - Weekly Previews


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


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  LAST WEEK
Weekly Market Review – ZH
US Stocks, Bonds, Dollar Bid After Quitaly Chaos, Rajoy's Rout, & Trade War Turmoil

Earnings Insight – Factset

US Weekly FundFlows – Lipper Alpha
Funds Take in Net New Money for the Sixth Straight Week

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
Political uncertainty in Italy has caused market turmoil with significant spillover effects within but also beyond the Eurozone. Contagion within the eurozone was of a different nature than in 2011. With a new government in place, attention will now focus on its economic policy, in particular in terms of public finances.

Week Ahead: Pasta la vista, world trade – Nordea
Italian politics has pushed EM off the front page * Evidence of a Swedish slowdown accumulates * Will Trump blow up the G7 summit?

Weekly Focus: Turmoil returns to the euro area – Danske Bank

Global Week Ahead – Scotiabank

Weekly FX Sentiment Report – Scotiabank

Weekly Market Outlook – Moody’s
Fewer Defaults Strongly Favor a Higher Equity Market

Macro Weekly – ABN AMRO
A lot of negativity, but equities hold their ground * Populist Italian government starting * Trade dispute getting ever more serious * US economy solid, Europe and Asia getting over soft patch

Weekly Market Comment – Marc Chandler
Technicals Warn of Window for Dollar Correction

Weekly Macro Comment – Marc Chandler
Macro Matters Now, Just Not the Data

FX Weekly – Nordea
We don’t buy the story that Italian woes are the biggest reason behind the drop in EUR/USD from 1.24-1.25 to 1.16-1.17. More than half of that move is due to USD fundamentals. A full reversal of Italian worries might only take EUR/USD back to 1.19.

G10 FX week ahead: Trade war – ING
The threat of a global trade war has moved to DEFCON 4 after major trading partners chose to retaliate against the US administration, broadening out steel and aluminium import tariffs. This will dominate the market narrative - especially after a fairly 'goldilocks' jobs report failed to help the USD break higher