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Sunday, June 2

2nd Jun - Weekly Previews #4104


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Weekly Market WrapZH
Trade Turmoil Wipes $5 Trillion Off Global Stocks In Worst May Since 2010

Week Ahead Market QuestionsFT
How serious is Trump’s latest tariff threat against Mexico? * Can the Trump-Abe cosiness shield Japan from trade war fallout? * Will investors continue to back out of Italy?

Take Five: World markets themes for the week aheadReuters
G-20 meeting a Mexican stand-off * Recession indicators * ECB meeting * Fed conference * Rome-Brussels stand-off

Global Week AheadScotiabank
ECB: revised macro forecasts, TLTRO details, tiering, further stimulus, target changes, Draghi has only four meetings to go US: Expect Fed signaling

Key events in developed markets next weekING
US jobs data, global PMI surveys and an ECB meeting top the agenda next week 

EcoWeek BNP PARIBAS
Does psychology dominate company fundamentals?

Week AheadNordea
When it rains, it pours. Several temporary factors have led to a surge in Chinese food prices right when Trump is upping his battle on the trade front. No wonder that markets fear a Chinese domestic slowdown (again) and the global repercussions.

Weekly FocusDanske Bank
As sentiment turns sour, we look for hard data to match

Macro WeeklyABN AMRO
Trade conflict or something else? * Eurozone economic sentiment improves *Industrial production in Japan and Korea improves * But China manufacturing PMI drops back again

Weekly Market CommentMarc Chandler

FX WeeklyNordea
Trump may have (finally) discovered that he can unilaterally impose tariffs on any country for almost any whatsoever reason. Trump’s “put” looks to be (at least) 5-10% further away, why SEK remains a better pick than NOK in this environment.

Asia week aheadING
The trade war remains the key theme for markets in a week that will see China’s retaliatory tariffs on $60 billion of US goods come into effect. Adding to the volatility is a raft of economic data and two central bank meetings

Key events in EMEA and Latam next weekING
Activity data from Hungary next week should confirm the positive momentum. Elsewhere, a central bank meeting in Poland is likely to be a non-event but discussions around the 2020 inflation outlook could prove interesting