Taiwan by sending warplanes into its Air Identification Zone, with nearly 40 IMF to reduce its projected growth by 0.8% to 4%. China's zero-Covid policy and travel restrictions, prompt the Measures led to a sharp cut in the IMF's US growth forecast to 4% from a little The combination of more aggressive Fed tightening and failure to pass the large (~$2.2 trillion) hard and soft infrastructure Still, a reassessment of the world's two largest economies The new constraints on mobility are expected to weigh on Q1 activity but Virus, higher inflation, and high debt levels were key considerations. Year's forecast for global growth to 4.4% from 4.9% projected in Performance after the volatility and the Fed and Bank of Canada
Iron oreĮxtended its gains to the best level since August, and copper is firm in the (Dutch) is snapping a four-day rally with a 3% pullback. US natural gas is up around 5% toĮxtend its rally for a fourth consecutive session, while Europe's benchmark March WTI isįirm and has held above $85 a barrel and is pushing through $86. Gold's rally may be stalling around $1850, a two-month high. The JP MorganĮmerging Market Currency Index is paring yesterday's gain. While the South African rand tops the performers, Russia andĮastern European currencies are sporting modest declines. Krone, and dollar-bloc are leading the advance. The risk-on sentiment is evident throughout the foreign exchange market as the Swiss franc and yen are underperforming and the Norwegian
Where the US 10-year yield is up a basis point or so to near 1.79% and European The equity recovery is having little impact in the bond market, Snapping backing too, with the S&P 500 popping more than 1% and NASDAQ by 2%. If sustained would be the biggest gain of the year. Europe's Stoxx 600 is up around 1.9% near midday in Europe, which Where Australia and India are on holiday, equity markets have turned Overview: After a slow and mixed start in Asia,
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