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Market Briefing: Powering ahead

May 5, 2025 - Positive vibes. Upbeat sentiment on Friday. Reports bolstered expectations about US/China trade war de-escalation. Solid US jobs data also helped.

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Market Briefing: US payrolls in focus

May 2, 2025 - US trends. US equities rose, as did bond yields & the USD. US ISM better than expected. Reports about potential US/China trade talks also helpful

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Market Brief: Risk-Sensitive Asset Prices Climb As Yields Fall

May 1, 2025 - Markets are rallying this morning on optimism surrounding the prospect of more easing from the Federal Reserve as well as the growing likelihood of trade “deals” between the United States and its partners.

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Market Briefing: US economic tariff pain

May 1, 2025 - Holding on. Some volatility but net changes in US equities & bond yields were modest overnight. USD index a bit firmer but AUD holds its ground.

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Market Brief: Risk Appetite Falls As Stagflation Risks Stalk US Economy

April 30, 2025 - A six-day improvement in risk appetite appears to be stalling out across the financial markets this morning, bolstering a “mean-reversion”* trade that has seen the dollar creep higher against most of its rivals through the early part of the week.

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Market Briefing: Tariff impacts starting to show

April 30, 2025 - US support. More tariff headlines. Sentiment improved with US equities & the USD rising. Bond yields declined. AUD & NZD slipped back.

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Market Brief: Easing Trade Tensions Support Dollar, Loonie Languishes on Still-Unknown Election Result

April 29, 2025 - Market sentiment is holding firm this morning as earnings reports come in, the cadence of data releases increases, and trade tensions show further signs of easing.

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