Erik Schafhauser Zürich

Morning Brew July 27 2021

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Erik
Erik Schafhauser

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Summary:  Markets remain cautious on Ukraine


Good Morning,

Worries on Ukraine continue to worry markets, US Indexes closed a little changed yesterday but gave  up ground overnight, the US 30 is trading 34500, the US 500 4400 and the US tech100 14280. The GER40 is trading at 15044,  key support lies at 14,836. If closing below there is no strong support before 13,390, minor levels would come in at 14,245 and 13,893 acc to our Kim Cramer. The S&P 500 Index closed back below the 200 daily SMA and minor support at 4,446 after being rejected at the resistance level at 4,590,  there is not strong support before 3,725.

Gold and Silver were again strong, Gold is just breaking above the resistance at 1876, if we hold above, 1910 is the next significant level. Oil gave up a little ground on profit taking. Bitcoin could recover to 43600 amid discussions if it serves as a safe haven or not.

Althea composed a great collection of the most relevant charts in the bond Markets: https://www.home.saxo/content/articles/bonds/fixed-income-chart-pack-for-february-09022022

EURUSD remains little changed at 1.1315, GBPUSD at 1.3529 and the USD Index at 96.20.

The US reiterated it`s warnings that a Russian attack on Ukraine may be imminent, and that is was moving it`s embassy away from Kiev. German Chancellor Scholz is visiting Moscow today, trying to prevent an escalation ahead of the rumored key  day tomorrow. The rumors of an emergency rate hike by the Fed at their closed meeting were proven wrong yesterday. 

Justin Trudeau invokes emergency powers to end the Corona protests by truckers..

Key Data comint up:

Today: 8:00 UK Unemployment , 11:00 EU GDP

16th : China CPI and PPI, UK CPI, US Retail sales, US  Industrial Production

17th Turkey Rate decision, US Jobl3ess Data and Phily Fed

18th UK Retail Sales, Eurozone Consumer Confidence

 Earnings are Marriot, Airbnb and Viacom among smaller companies, tomorrow is more important with Shopify, Wix.com, Hilton, Kraft, AMC, Nvidia and Cisco.

 

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