Latest data released by Eurostat – 3 December 2020
Schlagwort-Archiv: USD
Oil slightly pressured awaiting OPEC+ meeting later today
Oil slips by 1% to a low of $44.66 before a mild bounce
There is a by the WSJ suggesting that the bloc is closing in on an agreement to boost output by about 500k bpd starting from next month, in an attempt to strike a compromise between all members later today.
There is a by the WSJ suggesting that the bloc is closing in on an agreement to boost output by about 500k bpd starting from next month, in an attempt to strike a compromise between all members later today.
US MBA mortgage applications w.e. 27 November -0.6% vs +3.9% prior
Latest data from the Mortgage Bankers Association for the week ending 27 November 2020
– -0.3%
– Market index 858.2 vs 863.6 prior
– Refinancing index 3,891.1 vs 4,077.7 prior
– -0.3%
– Market index 858.2 vs 863.6 prior
– Refinancing index 3,891.1 vs 4,077.7 prior
BioNTech says that US FDA, EU EMA decisions expected in mid-December
BioNTech’s chief medical officer remarks
With the UK granting approval today, more good news is expected to follow for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine in the coming two weeks. So, a heads up to that.
With the UK granting approval today, more good news is expected to follow for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine in the coming two weeks. So, a heads up to that.
Brexit: Barnier reportedly said coming days will be decisive, didn’t give any hard deadline
Reuters reports, citing a senior EU diplomat on Barnier remarks
– Some member states believe there is still „important stuff to play for“, so this isn’t the moment to show softness
The takeaway here is that deadlines don’t mean anything when it comes to Brexit. The first remark on not wanting to concede any position also shows
– Some member states believe there is still „important stuff to play for“, so this isn’t the moment to show softness
The takeaway here is that deadlines don’t mean anything when it comes to Brexit. The first remark on not wanting to concede any position also shows
Gold extends rebound to $1,830 as buyers seize back near-term control
Gold up by over 0.8% on the day currently
Gold is extending its rebound above the $1,800 level in trading today after managing to close above that following a solid bounce yesterday.
Gold is extending its rebound above the $1,800 level in trading today after managing to close above that following a solid bounce yesterday.
UK vaccine: Care home residents and workers are top priority in Phase 1 rollout
UK vaccine committee chair, Professor Wei Shen Lim, briefs the public
They are adamant that it is safe for use, adding that there will be some protection after 12 days of the first dose and immunisation will only kick in 7 days after the second dose.
They are adamant that it is safe for use, adding that there will be some protection after 12 days of the first dose and immunisation will only kick in 7 days after the second dose.
Stocks are still partying like it’s November
A brand new month, but same old story in the equities space
S&P 500 futures are up by over 1% now with European indices also posting a little over 1% gains (UK stocks are 2% higher) so far on the session.
S&P 500 futures are up by over 1% now with European indices also posting a little over 1% gains (UK stocks are 2% higher) so far on the session.
Cable eases back to key near-term levels on pullback after testing 1.3400
GBP/USD retreats to its 100-hour moving average after testing 1.3400
The pair hit a fresh three-month high earlier in the day, breaching 1.3400 briefly for the first time since 1 September as the high touched 1.3407.
The pair hit a fresh three-month high earlier in the day, breaching 1.3400 briefly for the first time since 1 September as the high touched 1.3407.
OECD cuts 2021 global forecast, warns governments to maintain support
OECD sees a gradual and uneven global recovery over the next two years
„Policy still has a lot to do. If public health or fiscal policy falter then we would see a loss of confidence and a much more depressing outlook.“
As per the usual, take these forecasts with a pinch of salt as they are merely
„Policy still has a lot to do. If public health or fiscal policy falter then we would see a loss of confidence and a much more depressing outlook.“
As per the usual, take these forecasts with a pinch of salt as they are merely