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It’s Critically Important Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) Are Interoperable
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are primed to generate a significant financial shift in our lifetimes.
Crude Drops on Rising Coronavirus Cases
Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.
Top analysts are betting on stocks like Mastercard and Nvidia right now into the second half
We used TipRanks analyst ranking service to pinpoint Wall Street’s best-performing analysts.
S&P 500 and FTSE 100 Forecasts for the Week Ahead
Global equity markets at risk from rising coronavirus cases. UK assets remain unloved over Brexit
USD/MXN Outlook: Banxico Steps in but Risk Sentiment Continues as Main Driver
As new virus cases increase at an undesirable rate worldwide, risk-on assets like the Peso continue to be at the mercy of risk sentiment
Euro Forecast: Choppy Trading Likely in EUR/USD on Quarter-End Flows
The coming week sees the start of a new month and a new quarter, when portfolio rebalancing could result in turbulent trading in major assets, including EUR/USD and the Euro crosses.
Gold Price May Ride the Tailwind of Virus Uncertainty, Soft US Dollar
Gold prices may rise as global virus uncertainty boosts demand for safety. US Dollar weakness amid accommodative central bank policy could provide added support.
China PMIs due this coming week – the inside word preview
The official PMIs are due on Tuesday, see post (or at the bottom of this post) for priors and expected.
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Later in the week, Wednesday and Friday, are the private survey PMIs, Caixin/Markit.
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Later in the week, Wednesday and Friday, are the private survey PMIs, Caixin/Markit.
China data – May 2020 industrial profits +6.0% y/y (prior -4.3%)
China’s industrial profits fell in Q1 and started to be not so bad through March and April as the economy crawled toward recovery.
– May comes in at +6.0% y/y from -4.3% in April
– May comes in at +6.0% y/y from -4.3% in April