The Sun Overdose for European stocks...

US stocks failed to keep up with the European optimism on the back of rising bets that the Federal Reserve (Fed) could hike the interest rates to 6%. In fact, option traders are piling into bets that the US rates could peak at 6%. Plus, the surprise 50bp hike from Mexico’s Banxic ...  Show more

US equities fell yesterday on the back of two important factors: hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve (Fed) members, and the unexpected surge in the American used car prices. The S&P500 fell more than 1%, while Nasdaq slid around 1.80%. Inside Nasdaq, Google had a particular ...  Show more

Send us Fan MailEquities start week on the backfoot amid uncertainties; can Powell changethe mood? China steps up effort to boost economy but Asian stocksunimpressed. Pound shines ahead of BoE decision, SNB coming up too,dollar crawls off lows.Risk Warning: Our services involve a ...  Show more

The S&P 500 closed at an all-time high last week, but European stocks ended the week lower. This morning the Nikkei 225 is up more than 1.6% but China’s stocks are in the red. Investors now anticipate European Central Bank policy decisions and two major US data reports at ...

Send us Fan MailDollar slightly softer as Fed decision looms with focus on dot plot. Global stocks weighed by Chinese gloom but Wall Street steady. Euro and pound firmer on stronger services PMIs. Bitcoin soars on bets of bitcoin strategic reserve.Risk Warning: Our services invol ...  Show more

Good news on the US economy was bad news for US equities yesterday as increased interest rate expectations weighed on stocks. An expanded ban on using iPhones in China also weighed on market sentiment, and this is also spilling over to Asian markets that are a sea of red this ...