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Mizuho Daily Currency Watch

Overnight comment – DXY gains, despite lower UST yieldsUS equites closed just shy of record highs. Asian shares were mixed with the Hang Seng leading

The economic consequences of a second Trump presidency for emerging markets

Macro focus: With market-implied probabilities of a second Trump term rising, we take a first look at the potential reverberations for EMs. We view tariff policy as

Ratings and Target Price Changes - July 17, 2024 as of 5:30 AM ET

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Market Comments

Neither was the IMF, who in ‘The World Economy is in a Sticky Spot’ warned upside risks to inflation had increased due to sticky services inflation, raising the prospect of even higher-forlonger rates. Yet their warning

Rates Strategy Weekly "Hints gleaned from Bond Market Group meetings"

(1) Hints gleaned from Bond Market Group meetingsThe BOJ held a round of Bond Market Group meetings on 9–10 July. Reference materials

INTERNATIONAL MARKET INTELLIGENCE:MORNING BRIEFING

OVERNIGHT BRIEFUS/EU trade: European Equities closed lower (SXXP -0.3%, $X5E -0.7%) with CAC (-1.2%)underperforming also today, Luxury (-1.4%), China Exposed Consumer (-1.4%) and BasicResources (-1.7%) reflected concerns around China. ECB Bank Lending

TOP OF THE AGENDA

.US: Futs are weaker with Tech dragging down SPX/NDX as both Semis and Mag7 are beingsold pre-mkt with ASML -6% onnegative geopolitical headlines; TSM reports tmrw. Pre-mktAAPL, NVDA, TSLA, AMD, MU, AVGO, MSFT, AMAT all down 1.4%

Charts That Caught My Eye

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Precious Metals Trading Desk View

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Preview: have your hike and eat it too

We now expect the ECB to hike its rates by 75bp at its September meeting. Despite our natural dovishness, we have been pencilling in this