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Overnight

Economic Indicators Released Overnight

Economic Indicators Released Overnight

Weak inflation numbers in the US and China added to the recession narrative and with a full blown trade war between the two biggest economies, global recession is the obvious conclusion.

Clear and imminent warnings flashing for both stocks and bonds as the US 10 Year yield rises again to close at 4.43. The 30 year auction went out at 4.81. Even a small rise in these rates and markets will be in trouble. And the USD is moving lower again. No wonder Gold made yet another all time high yesterday.

Rumours of Japan dumping USTs didn't help the sentiment as equities shed 4% without thinking about it

US Equities

US Equities


Breaking

EU, China will look into setting minimum prices on electric vehicles, EU says [Reuters]


Equities

NASDAQ still looking shaky and it's still a long way down to the COVID low uptrend. With Trump all over the place yet again, the only way is down unless something happens.

NASDAQ Daily

NASDAQ Daily


Bitcoin

BTC looking to form the W shaped bottom we've been talking about for the last few weeks. Needs to confirm above the downtrend before we can assume this though.

BITCOIN / USD Daily

BITCOIN / USD Daily


Commodities

Gold hits an all time high and a break of the second parallel channel would imply a large parabolic move to the upside and subsequent collapse.

GOLD / USD Daily

GOLD / USD Daily


Bonds

All the sensitivity is here. This is where the global reserve currency status could be lost.

US 10 Year Government Bond Yield Daily

US 10 Year Government Bond Yield Daily


Foreign Exchange

Adding gas to the fire the USD reached our initial downside target just above 100.00 on the DXY. The chart below is monthly so we're only nearing the bottom of a 15 year uptrend. It looks like oil, which just broke down, sitting on that support.

DXY Monthly

DXY Monthly


Interesting

US PPI could confirm the lower inflation per yesterday's CPI but most interesting is the Michigan survey which has been following the US consumer's journey into recession.


Economic Indicators Today

Economic Indicators Today