Monthly Archives: May 2018

Indian Indices End Marginally Lower; Realty & Power Stocks Wi

After witnessing volatile trades during the day, Indian share markets ended their session marginally lower. Losses were largely seen in the realty sector, power sector, and healthcare sector, while energy stocks ended the day higher. At the closing bell, the BSE Sensex stood lower by 73 points (down 0.2%) and the NSE Nifty closed lower by 25 points (down 0.2%). The BSE Mid Cap index ended the day…

For Emerging Markets, The Struggle Is Real

Emerging market currencies have been under fire in recent weeks, and with the impending U.S. sanctions against Iran, U.S. President Donald Trump may have just turned up the heat. Until recently, emerging market currencies had been enjoying a two-year rally. All this started changing in mid-April, when traders began dumping emerging market currencies steadily. According…

Futures Flat After Barrage Of Overnight News; CPI Looms

US futures are flat, and European stocks are little changed after their longest winning streak since mid-March following a barrage of overnight news, including a dramatic escalation in fighting between Israel and Syria/Iran, a shocking election victory in Malaysia where opposition leader Mahathir Mohamad ended the six-decade rule of Najib Razak’s party sending more shockwaves…

Super Secure Thursday

Traditional Markets Two steps forward, one step back. We hope that the escalation are resolved quickly and peacefully. Indeed, according to IDF spokespeople, it will take the Quds months to recover from this. These images of three US prisoners coming home from North Korea is very reassuring indeed. Speaking yesterday, President Trump announced that a time and place for his…

Breaking News: RBNZ No Plans To Hike Rates Soon

Kiwi fell to its lowest in 2018 after Governor Orr statement, Short NZD/USD? RBNZ have left rates unchanged at 1.75% as expected. Even though New Zealand has seen solid global and domestic growth, with the economy operating around full potential, RBNZ have revised forecast for GDP and Inflation downwards. Three dovish statements have led us…