Finance Am

Bond yields fell but the US dollar and equities closed little changed. There was little major news for markets to digest.

The US dollar is little changed amid stronger equities’ sentiment and solid economic data. The S&P500 rose 2.2% to a fresh record high in the wake of Nvidia’s earnings result. Bond yields rose following solid global PMI data.

US bond yields rose ahead of a poorly subscribed 20yr treasury auction and the FOMC minutes. The US dollar is little changed, while equities are slightly lower.

Bond yields fell amid dovish BoE comments, softer EZ wage data, and softer Canadian inflation data. The US dollar and US equities also fell.

Markets were mostly contained during the US holiday, with implied bond yields rising slightly, and the US dollar little changed.

Bond yields rose following stronger than expected US producer price inflation data, hurting equities (S&P500 -0.5%), while the US dollar saw little net change.

The US dollar fell following softer US retail sales and industrial production data. The S&P500 is up 0.5%.

Bond yields fell following some dovish Fedspeak, PPI revisions, and softer UK CPI data. The S&P500 is up 0.3%,and the US dollar is slightly lower

US inflation data was stronger than expected, causing bond yields and the US dollar to rise sharply. The S&P500 is down 1.3%.

US equities remained upbeat, the S&P500 up 0.4% to a fresh record high. The US dollar and bond yields are marginally lower. There was little news of note.

US equities remained upbeat, the S&P500 closing up 0.6% at a fresh record high, markets relieved that US CPI data revisions were benign. The US dollar fell slightly, while bonds yields rose slightly.

Bond yields and the US dollar rose slightly amid little major news for markets.

Bond yields and the US dollar fell amid little major news flow and mixed Fedspeak.

Bond yields, the US dollar and equities all rose sharply after much stronger than expected US payrolls data, the S&P500 up 1.1% to a record high.

Bond yields are lower after a volatile session amid mixed economic data. The US dollar is also lower while equities are higher, the S&P500 up 1.0%.

Bond yields and the US dollar initially fell after softer US labour data, but then retraced after the FOMC statement which was slightly less dovish than markets had expected. The S&P500 is down 0.7%.

Bond yields jumped after stronger US economic data on the eve of the Fed’s rate decision. Currencies were only slightly ruffled.

Bond yields fell slightly amid some dovish comments from ECB officials. The US dollar was slightly firmer.

US bond yields rose following data showing stronger personal spending, helping the US dollar recover early session losses. Equities were little changed.

The US dollar rose slightly and bond yields fell slightly, while the S&P500 rose 0.1% to a fresh record high. The ECB held steady, and US GDP data showed solid growth and muted inflation.