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Don't Panic
If there's one lesson we can learn from the Italian bond meltdown this week, it's don't panic.
Big Summer Blowout
Asia had carried the sentiment from Wall Street, it looks like European investors this morning are buying the dip. The EURUSD is off the lows, as are the DAX and the Dow.
Playing With The Scales
Though a total collapse of the EU should be seen as extremely unlikely, the Euro is seeing what might be its biggest test since 2012. Since the beginning of May, the Euro has lost 4.5% against the US Dollar, which is a huge move.
Efficiency In Risk
The US Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin has announced over the weekend that the trade war between the United States and China is officially on hold.
Rome Wasn't Built In A Day
Italy's Five Star Movement has announced that they've finalized a contract with the League, and will vote on it shortly. It looks like the nation will finally have a working government, possibly as soon as this weekend.
US Dollar Unhinged
Though the possibility of the US Dollar losing its status as the global reserve currency is extremely low, over the course of history these types of things have happened before.
Cowabunga Dude
Looks like Kim Jong Un pulled a 180 yesterday as he announced that North Korea is pulling out of talks with their southern neighbors. The stocks were already dumping when the news broke, but it seems this update may have hampered any recovery.
That's A Bingo
The state of geopolitics has been agitated for so long that many market participants seem to have grown comfortable with it. Things are far from normal but nobody seems to be panicking anymore.
Super Secure Thursday
Although the Bank of England is not expected to raise their interest rate today, their meeting will be anything but boring.
Tearing Up The Dollar
Even though market participants were well prepared for the decision to exit the Iran deal, it didn't stop things from getting shaky when the announcement was made.
It's Actually Quite Simple
Oil has been rallying strongly since the beginning of the year and most recently has been toying with the level of $70 a barrel, largely on the expectation that Trump will pull out of the deal.
Rat Poison & Candy Castles
Friday's Jobs report was a doozy. The good news is that the US unemployment rate dropped to 3.9%, its lowest reading in 18 years.
Never Tell Me The Odds
The US markets managed a miraculous recovery yesterday. After a shaky start, the market quickly reached it's lowest point since early April.
All That Glitters
The world's most precious metal is not only a safe haven when stocks are falling, it is also a classic hedge when inflation expectations are rising.
Social Giants: Not Just For Hookups
Fascinating markets lately. Volatility spiked in February and March but has now leveled off. Meanwhile, mega-companies are figuring out how to achieve growth in a market that's already stretched.
Moving To The Blockchain
The last day of April and the first trading day of the week will start out a bit slowly. Traders in China and Japan have the day off with local holidays. Tomorrow there will be some holidays in Europe as well.
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