Stocks extend rebound, dollar tanks as Fed taper and Delta worries ease

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Risk appetite dives on Trump rhetoric

Send us a textTrump’s tariff threat pushes risk assets lower and gold higher. EU retaliation is on the cards, the dollar feels the brunt. US bank holiday today, focus shifts to the WEF in Switzerland. Japanese bond yields disapprove of the anticipated snap elections. Risk Warning ...  Show more

Markets look past geopolitics as risk appetite improves

Send us a textImproved equity performance due to AI and earnings. Gold and oil stabilize, but the risk of a US military action remains elevated. FX and equity volatility are low, ignoring geopolitics and the Trump-Powell spat. Japan edges closer to an actual intervention; markets ...  Show more

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