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Mon, 20 April 2020
May WTI turns negative, June contract dragged lower
The front month May WTI contract turned negative amid signs of a complete meltdown in the functioning of oil markets.
Mon, 20 April 2020
Front-month oil sinks, equities tentatively higher
Oil prices for the near (May) contract have tumbled. WTI sunk under $15 for the first time in 21 years, but the May contract is not really where the action is. All the volume has moved into the June contract as the May contract expires tomorrow. This has created a super contango in the two closest months that is the largest I can recall. June is trading almost $10 higher at a little under $24.
Sun, 19 April 2020
Week Ahead: Covid-19 earnings season, Amazon & Netflix to report
Can Amazon and Netflix continue to hit record highs when they publish their earnings this week? Find out why analysts have high hopes for these stocks ahead of their latest reports.
Fri, 17 April 2020
Stocks rally on drug hopes, oil legs it lower
V is for vaccine: stocks have taken a bit of good news and are running with it for better or worse, whilst figures showing the economic wreckage can be discounted, by and large.
Thu, 16 April 2020
Stocks stage mild comeback after tough day, US jobless claims in focus
Stocks suffered yesterday as bulls hopes ran up against a wall of bad economic data, another drop in oil prices and banks’ earnings reports, but have recovered some composure in early trade today.
Wed, 15 April 2020
European stocks and oil decline as investors guess recovery shape
The OBR says the UK economy could fall by 35% in the second quarter. Brutal for sure, but it also expects a very sharp bounce back. This puts it in the V-shaped recovery camp, which is an ever-decreasing circle. Charles Evans, the Chicago Fed president, said yesterday the US is in for a very sharp but hopefully short downturn.
Tue, 14 April 2020
Dow earnings kick off, European markets pare gains, gold hits fresh high
Corporate earnings kicked off today with two Dow components first on the slate. Johnson & Johnson raised its dividend but lowered its guidance for 2020 to reflect the Covid-19 impact. The dividend was raised by 6.3% to $1.01 on adjusted earnings per share of $2.30 vs $2.01 forecast.
Tue, 14 April 2020
European markets cautiously higher, oil weak despite OPEC deal
After rallying into the Easter weekend, European markets were bit lacklustre on Tuesday but still trading marginally higher thanks to some decent numbers out of China and the continued hope that governments are getting a grip of the crisis. US shares closed softer on Monday, with the S&P 500 down 1%, but this was after the best weekly rally for Wall Street since 1974.
Thu, 2 April 2020
Cautious tone for equities, oil rallies
HSBC is said to be mulling a move back to Hong Kong because the Bank of England asked it to not pay a dividend. Certainly, bank boards won’t be happy – their members count on those divis for paying for their second and third homes. Nor too will many savers, many of which are in Hong Kong. But any notion that the authorities will be interested in doing anything to ‘support savers’ is fanciful.
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