Wall Street’s race to the bottom in stock brokerage fees is coming to the U.K.
Bitcoin climbs back above $57,000 as cryptocurrencies rebound from sell-off
Bitcoin last week sank to its lowest level since early Octobe, amid a broader sell-off, on fears over the new coronavirus variant.
Saudi energy minister says not worried about Omicron variant
Also declines to comment on OPEC+ plans ahead of the meeting this week
In truth, nobody knows for sure how serious the Omicron variant is going to be but for now, markets are on edge but breathing a little easier to start the new week.
In truth, nobody knows for sure how serious the Omicron variant is going to be but for now, markets are on edge but breathing a little easier to start the new week.
Risk trades breathe a little easier so far on the session
Calmer tones prevail after Friday’s rout
European indices are up 0.3% to 0.7% while S&P 500 futures are up 0.6% as risk trades are holding up so far on the day. The Omicron variant worries are still the main thing to watch out for but as mentioned earlier, essentially „no news is good news“.
European indices are up 0.3% to 0.7% while S&P 500 futures are up 0.6% as risk trades are holding up so far on the day. The Omicron variant worries are still the main thing to watch out for but as mentioned earlier, essentially „no news is good news“.
Saxony November CPI +5.0% vs +4.5% y/y prior
Latest data released by Destatis – 29 November 2021
Eurozone November final consumer confidence -6.8 vs -6.8 prelim
Latest data released by Eurostat – 29 November 2021
Of note, selling price expectations jumped once again from 42.3 revised to 49.0 in November, its highest on record in the report:
Of note, selling price expectations jumped once again from 42.3 revised to 49.0 in November, its highest on record in the report:
UK October mortgage approvals 67.2k vs 71.3k expected
Latest data released by the BOE – 29 November 2021
The annual growth of consumer credit remains on the softer side, even if there was a slight improvement to -1.0% in October as compared to -1.7% in September.
The annual growth of consumer credit remains on the softer side, even if there was a slight improvement to -1.0% in October as compared to -1.7% in September.