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Global Risk Monitor – July 27
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Tagged bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Global Stock Markets, Peformance, Stocks
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Global Risk Monitor – July 20
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Week In Review – July 13
Summary Italy and euro periphery continue to stabilize Turkey 10-year rates still blowing out, up almost 600 bps YTD U.S. corporate credit spreads tighter on the week Argentina IMF program starting to take hold as currency 6 percent stronger in … Continue reading
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Global Risk Monitor – July 13
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Tagged bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Global equity markets, Peformance, Stocks
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Week In Review – July 6
Summary Bounce week in the holiday-shortened sennight The trade war began but the sun came up and the world didn’t end, so they bought ‘em Defensive tone to trading, however. Telecom, utilities, and healthcare outperform Big rallies in Brazil and … Continue reading
Global Risk Monitor – July 6
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Tagged bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Global equity markets, Performance, Stocks
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2018 – First Half Performance
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Tagged 2018 First Half In Review, bonds, Commodities, Currencies, Stocks
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Week In Review – June 29
Summary Global equities finished the first half relatively weak. The S&P500 moved back and tested the bottom of the old trading range of 2700-2742. We seriously doubt this range holds and expect lower prices unless POTUS gets religion on free … Continue reading
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