Weekly Market
Review
– Zero
Hedge
Crude & Credit Crash, Stocks Slide As Bonds See Best Week In 19 Months
Crude & Credit Crash, Stocks Slide As Bonds See Best Week In 19 Months
What Happened This Week in the World Economy – BB
Global
Slowdown Looks More Likely in Trade Turmoil
Take Five: World
markets themes for the week ahead – Reuters
Key events in
developed markets next week – ING
The
eurozone's weak performance will be seen through the lens of PMIs next week. We
also have some US second-tier releases but nothing which will stop the Fed
hiking in December
EcoWeek – BNP
PARIBAS
An
effective upper bound to QE?
Week Ahead – Nordea
With
the resignation of Dominic Raab, Theresa May’s Brexit draft lies in ruins. It
looks unlikely that a deal in the current form will be able to pass the
Parliament. Meanwhile the oil price is plummeting, putting the inflationary
environment at risk
Weekly Focus – Danske
Bank
US:
November manufacturing PMIs to stabilise
around the current level of 55.7 * Euro area: Another decline in euro area
manufacturing PMIs in November, EU’s final
opinion on Italy's budget * UK: Brexit and May’s survival
Weekly Market
Outlook
– Moody’s
Unprecedented
Amount of Baa-Grade Bonds Menaces the Credit Outlook
Macro Weekly – ABN
AMRO
Mrs
May reaches deal with EU, but loses part of her cabinet * German economy
contracts in Q3, but this is due to temporary factors * Jerome Powell
pre-announced December hike but also talks about headwinds
Weekly Market
Comment –
Marc
Chandler
Dollar
Correction to Continue
FX Weekly – Nordea
All
the sudden three Fed officials in a row sounded downbeat on the global macro
picture. What is up? Risks are on the upside for EUR/USD, as we interpret
recent events as signs that the dollar-o-meter is starting to turn cold.