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are the links to the weekly roundups, reviews and also previews of the
beginning week. Last week’s roundup-post is here.
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LAST WEEK
Weekly Scoreboard – Between
The Hedges
Succinct summation
of week’s events
– The
Big Picture
Weekly Market
Review
– ZH
Stocks
Slump Most In 4 Months As Global Financial Stress Nears 5-Year Highs
NEXT WEEK
US Schedule for
Week
– Bill
McBride
Economic
Calendar – Berenberg
5 Things to Watch in
US Economics Calendar
– WSJ
Global Week Ahead – BB
Brexit
Vote, Yellen, Zuckerberg Role. Speeches, debates mark countdown to U.K.
national referendum. U.S. home sales, GE does digital, CES comes to New York
City.
EU Week Ahead – WSJ
All
Eyes On British Referendum (And How Markets Will React)
Wall St Week Ahead – Reuters
Heavy
trading predicted around Brexit vote
Weighing
the Week Ahead – Jeff Miller
EcoWeek – BNP
Paribas
Global A peaceful uneasy
feeling: FOMC sends a dovish message. ‘Uncertainty’ is the dominant word in Janet
Yellen’s press conference Global TTIP,
a challenging obstacle course: In 2013, the United States and the European
Union entered negotiations with the intent of ratifying the TTIP. However many
issues remain to be solved just a few months before the U.S. presidential
elections. Eurozone TLTRO-II, a weapon
of choice: TLTRO-II, the new series of long-term refinancing operations
announced in March, has not attracted much attention despite its key position
in the ECB’s strategy. Germany Low
rates and savings behaviour of households: Do low interest rates influence savings
behaviour in Germany, and how?
Week
Ahead: Brexit vote –
Nordea
The
people of the United Kingdom vote on membership of the European Union (Thu).
Regardless of the outcome, a substantial market reaction is inevitable. We
anticipate a vote to remain, but with recent polls favouring an exit, the
outlook is uncertain. In the US, Fed Chair Yellen presents her semi-annual
testimony to Congress (Tue, Wed), which we expect to echo her recent FOMC
statement. In the Euro Area, German courts decide on the legality of the ECB's
OMT programme.
Weekly Focus – Danske
Bank
Strategy – Danske
Bank
It’s
all about Brexit versus Bremain in the coming week * A Brexit would have
significant
impact
on markets and the European economy * Bond yields set to stay low regardless of
Brexit or not * EUR/USD set to move lower before increasing again * In our
baseline scenario without a Brexit, we look for a fragile global recovery to
continue into 2017
Week Ahead – Handelsbanken
UK Weekly – Handelsbanken
Global Views
Weekly –
Scotiabank
Weekly Market
Outlook
– Moody’s
[free
registration required]
Macro Weekly: Fed
is pushed around by data – ABN
AMRO
The
outcome of the UK’s referendum to leave the EU looks like an increasingly close
call – the possibility of Brexit is very real. A vote to leave would likely
trigger a UK economic downturn and a further sharp fall in sterling. Financial
market stress and European political contagion could lead to global spillovers.
Central banks could react to ease stress by providing liquidity, via a
co-ordinated interventions in currency markets and by stepping up stimulus.
Week Ahead – Marc Chandler
All
about Europe
FX Outlook – Marc
Chandler
Dollar
Looks Vulnerable at the Start of the Week Ahead
The
June 23 Brexit vote is one of the most anticipated event risks in modern market
history and even the forecaster, bookmakers, and odds-setters agree this one
will go down to the wire. If you're trading this one, trade carefully.