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EUROPE
Angela Merkel’s open
door has left her fighting for survival – Open
Europe
Failure of bank stress tests? – ABN AMRO
European Banks Bad Loans
and Coverage – Marc
Chandler
Mark Gilbert: Brexit
Knocks Confidence But the Sky Hasn't Fallen – View
/ BB
UNITED STATES
Fed preview: A cautious
stance but risk of a more hawkish message – Danske
BankTim Duy: Fed Doves Won't Be Able to Rule the Roost Forever – BB
REGULARS
Donald Trump takes the lead * JPY on
a roll after stimulus remarks * Angry Erdogan accuses EU
Falling crude prices saw oil
currencies head broadly lower while the Japanese yen surged ahead of Friday's
BoJ meeting dragging the Nikkei lower. In commodities the discovery of a large
natural gas deposit in the Bay of Bengal is set to give India's energy industry
a welcome lift.
Euro wrap-up – Daiwa
http://www.uk.daiwacm.com/research-zone/research-reports
Daily Market Comment
– Marc
Chandler
Yen Soars Amid Stimulus Confusion
and Doubts
Daily Market Comment –
Macro
Man
Musing on the implications of a
higher dollar LIBOR
Daily Market Comment
– Polemic’s
Pains
Wrong Wrong Wrong
Daily Shot –
TF
Today the focus is on emerging
markets. Those might sometimes be tiny but obviously since they need investors
as well come with chances and risks.
Daily Press Summary – Open Europe
Brussels Playbook – Politico
US Open – ZH
USDJPY Plunges On Japan Stimulus
Concerns; US Futures Flat With As Fed Begins Meeting
Frontrunning
– ZH
The yen leapt back to the strong
side after Japan’s finance minister Taro Aso said that the government had not
yet decided on the scale of stimulus. Sterling is pushing to new recent lows as
a large UK bank warns business depositors on the risk of negative rates.
Stimulus in Japan might turn out
smaller than foreseen - just as the effect of Pokémon Go on Nintendo. Once
again it is all about expectations. The same goes for Apple where Peter Garnry
is negative but less so than many other market participants.
FINNISH
Fundamentit
edelleen kruunun puolella * Saksan talouselämän luottamus (Ifo) laski odotettua
vähemmän * USA:n palvelusektorin luottamuksen odotetaan olevan hyvällä tasolla *
Suomen kesäkuun työttömyysaste yllätti positiivisesti