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LAST WEEK
VIX
Spikes To 2017 Highs, Stocks Suffer Worst Week In 6 Months As GOP Pulls Vote
[video] Bloomberg’s What'd You Miss – BB
Is
the Trump Rally Over?
NEXT WEEK
Economic
Calendar – Berenberg
Bull
market not dead as tax reform takes spotlight
Article
50 To Be Triggered, Center-Right Leaders Convene, NATO Foreign Ministers
Germany’s current account surpluses on the
rise … except with the eurozone * What future for Europe – leaders of biggest
countries seem to have opted for multi-speed Europe
US
politics could set the tone for risk sentiment next week. Data-wise we expect
lower inflation in the Euro area. On Tuesday, we will publish the latest
Economic Outlook. Sign up for a webinar.
Fed
seems willing to allow slight inflation overshoot * Euro area inflation and
German Ifo survey * UK to trigger Article 50 on Wednesday
Rising
risk of a market correction * Less support to risk sentiment as we are close to
a peak in global PMIs and the risk of Trump disappointing the markets is
increasing * Monetary policy
set
to stay accommodative in both the US and Europe * Changes to US economic policy
are likely to come later and be smaller than previously expected * The risk of
a US military conflict with North Korea is rising
US:
healthcare reform to dominate market risks * Europe: retreating reflation as
Brexit officially commences * Canada: GDP isn’t everything to the Bank of
Canada * LatAtm: Will Mexico’s central bank take a pass this time? * Asia:
clearer growth signals from China?
Rate
Hike Won’t Hurt Bonds Amid Low Inflation
Confidence
data continues to strengthen * Asian trade data continues to impress * Asian
output data following suit * Iron ore: the canary in the coal mine?
Speculative
Positioning
– Marc
Chandler
Speculators
Build Long Euro and Aussie Positions but Slash Canadian Dollar Longs
Dollar
Bottom may be Near
Macro Comment – Marc
Chandler
After
US Health Care, Now What?
Aurelija
Augulyte’s Weekly FX: – Nordea
US
indices have fallen nearly every day since the FOMC raised the federal funds
rate on March 15th. This week, the SPX also experienced its first 1% daily loss
in 109 days, bringing one of the longest such streaks in history to an end.
There are a number of reasons to expect equities to be at or near a point of
reversal higher. A retest of the recent high is likely.