After languishing in the red till well past noon on Monday, European Stocks rallied on hectic buying in the final hour to eventually close on a positive note. Worries about inflation, rising interest rates and slowing growth rendered the mood bearish at the start, and most of the markets in the regi

S&P 500 reversed to the downside on high volume, and the open short position became profitable from the get-go. No matter the premarket jubilation driven by retreat in bond yields, the bottom is clearly not yet in, and it‘s a matter of both technicals and hawkish monetary policy guidance. The be

Wild swings in sterling create a risk of contagion. Apple suffers a massive meltdown, and Tesla misses deliveries. Credit Suisse in turmoil as bank moves to reassure investors. It was an incredible week in financial markets, which is something we seem to be saying every week lately. This one truly w

We spent the weekend talking about whether Credit Suisse will finally go bust or not. The share price is down below 4 francs a share, and the credit default swaps are going through the roof. The 5-year CDS for Credit Suisse spiked to 250 from around 60 at the start of the year. It means that the mar

We spent the weekend talking about whether Credit Suisse will finally go bust or not. And the bank’s executives spent their weekend trying to reassure investors that the bank has a strong capital position and liquidity to avoid a fall. But the share price is down below 4 francs a share, and the cred

Market movers today Today, we will get the final September manufacturing PMIs. Indices are broadly expected to stay below the 50 level, reflecting a slowdown in global manufacturing activity. Later in the week, Wednesday, we will get the service PMIs. Pent-up demand has been driving service-led grow

The Hong Kong stock market on Friday snapped the two-day slide in which it had stumbled almost 700 points or 4 percent to a fresh 11-year closing low. The Hang Seng Index now sits just above the 17,220-point plateau although it may see renewed selling pressure on Monday. The global forecast for the

Stock traders and investors are going into the end of the month and end of the quarter with market near its lows. Bulls continue to face strong headwinds amid worries about earnings growth potential and financial market dysfunctions. Apple selloff Investors seemed particularly caught off guard by a

Notes/Observations - UK Q2 GDP avoids a contraction. - GBP currency make back all of its losses following last week’s mini-budget. - EU inflation data mixed but remain elevated; Sept Euro Zone reading moved into double-digits. - EU unemployment reading steady. - EU currently holding an emergency Ene

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Stock bulls see the Bank of England blink first as they step back in to stabilize its bond markets. The intervention in Britain came after a central bank committee warned of the risks to financial stability from disruption in the government bond market. What happened in UK? The biggest problems stem

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Stock bulls are wondering if Wall Street has reached "peak bearishness" as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and BlackRock join the downbeat chorus of other major asset managers. Fed’s tightening campaign Most are citing concerns of a recession due to the Federal Reserve's aggressive tightening campaig

U.K. stocks edged lower on Tuesday and the pound clawed back some losses after Bank of England (BoE) Governor Andrew Bailey stated that the central bank will raise rates as much as necessary at its next meeting to bring inflation back to the 2 percent target. The BoE governor said the central bank i