Weak Global PMIs Trigger Risk Aversion, Bostic Favors No More Hikes,

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Stocks tumble on fears monetary tightening will trigger a recession
Fed rate hike bets still only pricing in one last rate increase
European bond yields plunge on downbeat global sentiment

US stocks are sliding as the global growth outlook continues to deteriorate following soft global PMI readings. The risk of a sharper economic downturn is greater for Europe than it is for the US, so that could keep the dollar supported over the short-term.

This has been an ugly week for stocks and that is starting to unravel a lot of the mega-cap tech trades. The Nasdaq is getting pummeled as the AI trade is seeing significant profit taking.

Europe Brief:

European stocks got rattled after France posted a surprise contraction with their Services PMI. Almost all the European PMI readings disappointed and that is bursting the euro trade.

Stubborn UK inflation is forcing the BOE to become a lot more aggressive with their rate hiking campaign, which will pile on significantly more pain on people with mortgages. UK Chancellor Hunt needed to do something for homeowners and this year-long break before repossessions is a step in the right direction. Over 2 million UK mortgage holders are going to see skyrocketing monthly mortgage bills and right now it seems it will steadily get worse.

Bostično

The Fed’s Bostic delivered a dovish message today after favoring no more rate hikes for the rest of the year. Bostic is optimistic that the Fed will bring down inflation without tanking the job market. Bostic is in the minority as other members will need to see a significant deterioration in the data.

Today, the service sector PMI declined not as much as expected and is still trading near pre-pandemic levels. The June preliminary Services PMI fell from 54.9 to 54.1, a tick higher that 54.0 consensus estimate. The economic resilience for the US will likely keep the majority of Fed officials with a hawkish stance.

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Ed Moya

Višji tržni analitik, Amerika at OANDA

Ed Moya je z več kot 20-letnimi izkušnjami na področju trgovanja višji tržni analitik pri OANDA, ki izdeluje najnovejšo analizo med trgi, pokriva geopolitične dogodke, politike centralne banke in se odziva trga na novice podjetij. Njegovo posebno znanje se nanaša na široko paleto razredov premoženja, vključno z deviznimi sredstvi, blagom, fiksnim dohodkom, delnicami in kriptovalutami. Ed je v svoji karieri sodeloval z nekaterimi vodilnimi posredniki na forexu, raziskovalnimi skupinami in oddelki za novice na Wall Streetu, vključno z Global Forex Trading, FX Solutions in Trading Advantage. Nazadnje je sodeloval s trgovino TradeTheNews.com, kjer je zagotovil tržno analizo ekonomskih podatkov in poslovnih novic. Ed s sedežem v New Yorku je redni gost več večjih finančnih televizijskih omrežij, vključno s CNBC, Bloomberg TV, Yahoo! Finance Live, Fox Business in Sky TV. Njegovim stališčem zaupajo najbolj znane svetovne medijske hiše, med njimi Reuters, Bloomberg in Associated Press, redno pa ga citirajo v vodilnih publikacijah, kot so MSN, MarketWatch, Forbes, Breitbart, The New York Times in The Wall Street Journal. Ed je diplomiral iz ekonomije na univerzi Rutgers.