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USDJPY Tumbles To 5-Month Lows After Dismal US Data
More indications that the US economy is not doing anything like as well as the soft survey data would suggest has sparked a fresh round of selling in USDJPY.
Atlanta Fed Slashes Q1 GDP Forecast To Just 0.5%, Lowest In Three Years
Since March, the Fed's GDP estimate has crashed in almost linear fashion, and after this latest disappointing retail sales report - it had plunged to just 0.5%, which, if accurate, would make Q1 the weakest quarter going back three years to Q1 2014.
Retail Sales Decline For Second Straight Month As Real Earnings Stagnate
For the second month in a row, retail sales declined in March as 'hard' data fails to live up to 'soft' data's hype. This is the biggest 2-month tumble in retail sales in over 2 years.
Tesla Jumps Back Above $300 As Musk Makes More Promises
In a series of tweets this afternoon, Tesla CEO Elon Musk made more promises about the future including a semi-truck, a pick-up truck and next-gen roadster. The stock is up.
SNAP Cracks Back Below $20
It appears hope is fading fast once again for the so-called 'camera' company as it drops back near its record lows below $20.
Credit Suisse 'Fear' Gauge Nears Record High As Investors Give Up On Upside Hope
If you break down the increase in S&P skew, you can see that while put demand has certainly increased over the past week, the biggest mover actually comes from the call-side.
Wells Just Reported The Worst Mortgage Number Since The Financial Crisis
In Q1 the amount of all-important Mortgage Applications has tumbled by a whopping 23% to just $59 billion, below the lows hit in early 2014, and at fresh lows since the financial crisis.
JPM Beats As FICC Revenues Jump, Offset By Troubling Spike In Credit Card Charge Offs
The main driver behind the beat was the bank's market trading and investment banking group, where overall Investment Banking revenue in Q1 rose $1.65 billion, above the $1.61 billion expected.
S&P Futures Slide Ahead Of Bank Earnings
S&P futures extended their Wednesday decline, dropping in the overnight session with banking shares in focus ahead of results from JPMorgan and Citigroup. European stocks likewise retreated along with the dollar, while Asian shares were mixed.
Korean Sovereign Risk Spikes After Syrian Airstrike
Despite being rated five levels higher than Thailand by Moody’s Investors Service, the cost of insuring South Korea’s bonds against default is now more expensive for the first time in 7 years.
China Resumes Liquidity Injections After 13 Day Drought, Strengthens Yuan Most In 3 Months
On the heels of Trump's comments that the dollar is too strong, Chinese authorities have folded - after 13 days - and resumed liquidity injections through open market operations (70 billion Yuan).
Recession Alert: Government Revenues Suffer Biggest Drop Since The Financial Crisis
On the surface, today's monthly budget statement was disappointing. For the fiscal year through March 31, the total US budget deficit was $527 billion, compared to $459 billion on year ago.
Wells Fargo Tumbles To Lowest Since November After Buffett Dumps 9 Million Shares
In an effort to keep its stake below 10%, Berkshire Hathaway has dumped 7.13 million shares of Wells Fargo in the last 2 days and intends to sell 1.86 million more shortly.
FX Turmoils After Trump Says "Dollar Is Getting Too Strong"
President Donald Trump said Wednesday the U.S. dollar “is getting too strong” and he would prefer the Federal Reserve keep interest rates low.
Mediocre, Tailing 30Y Auction Concludes This Week's Treasury Issuance
With the 30Y trading comfortably in repo today, with no tightness as indicated by the +0.7% repo rate, it seemed possible that the auction would join this week's previous 2 auctions of 3 and 10 Year paper by printing with a modest tail.
Bank Stocks Battered Back To Red In 2017 (As Gold Surges)
With earnings due to tomorrow, it seems investors are seeking safer havens than 'no brainer' banks.
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