đ Weâre kicking off a new trading week!
đ Asian markets continue last weekâs declines đ» despite better-than-expected Caixin Services PMI data đ. However, combined with the industrial report, Decemberâs overall economic outlook worsens (Composite reading) đ.
đ Even Saturdayâs PBoC announcements didnât lift sentiment. New plans to stimulate the economy â including more support for tech innovation đĄ and stock market liquidity đ° â werenât enough.
đšđŠ The Canadian dollar is strengthening today âŹïž after Reuters reported PM Trudeau will resign on Wednesday/Thursday.
đȘđș European futures signal a slightly higher open âŹïž. Eurostoxx 50 contracts are up 0.25%.
đŻđ” USD/JPY edged above 157.80 âŹïž. Today was Japanâs first trading session of the year. BoJ Governor Ueda spoke but gave no clear hints on rate hikes. Nikkei lost 1.65% compared to the last 2024 session đ».
đ„✠Natural gas surged over 8% today, boosted by forecasts of significant cooling in the eastern US âïž.
đ°đ Bitcoin bounced back over the weekend and is near the $100,000 mark again!
đ Investors are eyeing services PMI data from major economies today. December inflation from Germany could be key. Weâll also get US durable goods orders during Wall Streetâs opening hours.
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