In this edition of “Charts of the Week”, we will have a look at precious metals where the short-term outlook has turned brighter, as well as Bitcoin which is going through a major sell-off right now, followed by Oil – which is finally on the move after days of consolidation – and two major currency pairs.
After last week’s slate of robust data, a light smattering of new data this week will provide investors with something of a hiatus
Robust China and US data buoys oil investor sentiment; A textbook case of USD weakness; Stocks kick off the week at record highs; Gold back in demand
Stocks soar, powered by first-rate earnings and a dazzling run of economic data; Gold plays catch as G10 falls flat while oil basks in the afterglow
US equities continue to welcome any high-risk event being put in the rear-view mirror – especially when rates markets look prime to consolidate lower
Economic acceleration a powerful tailwind for stocks, but could turn less inspired in a week that promises no shortage of "rock the boat" type inflation data
Market shifts from tantrum to tolerance as investors grow increasingly comfortable with growth driving up yields.
Earnings season is set to kick off this week, with focus turning to component costs and corporate tax concerns as "don't fight the Fed" message finds an echo
Sometimes you have to throw conventional wisdom out the door and just let the good times roll