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Sunday, June 26

26th Jun - Weekly Support



Here 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 ScoreboardBetween The Hedges

Succinct summation of week’s eventsThe Big Picture

Weekly Market Review – ZH


  NEXT WEEK
US Schedule for WeekBill McBride

Economic Calendar – Berenberg

5 Things to Watch in US Economics CalendarWSJ

Global Week AheadBB
Brexit Fallout, Spain Poll, Wimbledon * Yellen, Draghi speak at ECB forum after U.K. votes to leave EU * ‘Three Amigos’ Summit takes place; Nike releases earnings

EU Week AheadWSJ
Brexit Fall-Out

Wall St Week AheadReuters
Wall Street eyes low rates, earnings after Brexit rout

Weighing the Week Ahead Jeff Miller
Is the Brexit Vote a Turning Point for Stocks?

EcoWeekBNP Paribas

Week Ahead: Brexit! Now what? Nordea
The UK voters defied wide-spread expectations of “much ado about nothing” in the case of a vote to stay in the EU. Links to the most important Brexit research are included below. Next week will mostly be about the policy reactions to Brexit as the big central banks meet, the EU Heads of State meet and the media will be dominated by the question: Who’s next? Also watch the Spanish election (Sun), US ISM (Fri), Chinese PMIs (Fri) and Norwegian unemployment (Fri).

Weekly Focus: After Brexit: what now? Danske Bank

Week AheadHandelsbanken

Global Views Weekly Scotiabank

Weekly FX Sentiment Report Scotiabank

Weekly Market OutlookMoody’s
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Macro Weekly: Brexit – now what ABN AMRO
A lot of commentary has been produced on the UK electorate’s shock decision to leave the EU. Volatility on financial markets has jumped and it will probably take a while before the dust settles. Uncertainty prevails.

Speculative PositioningMarc Chandler
Speculators Cut Currency Exposure ahead of FOMC, BOJ, and Brexit

FX OutlookMarc Chandler
Now What?

Weekly Market SummaryThe Fat Pitch
But sell offs triggered by a shock event like "Brexit" tend to bottom and then reverse rather quickly.  That is likely now as well as investors realize that the non-binding vote will have little material affect within the next year or two, if ever. Moreover, several studies related to extremes in volatility and sentiment suggest US equities are nearing a point where a reversal higher is very likely.