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Here's the regular 5 macro technical charts (going as far as individual commodities, currencies, bonds, and sectors, as well as the rest of the major indexes and benchmarks). No comments on anything except the technical/price developments (albeit we will typically cover the broader case in the Weekly Macro Themes where the technical and fundamental set up produce a compelling investment idea). Even if you're not technical analysis minded it's a useful way to keep on top of trends in some of the main financial markets and as a prompt for further investigation...
In this edition we look at a bull flag that points to further upside for bond yields, some critical levels for the US dollar index, a potential confirmation of a new uptrend in gold, some clues from the options markets for the short-term direction of the S&P 500, and see why a long bias may be warranted for the Australian dollar.
Overall technical view: Bias is to expect rising yields, watch for an upside break of the bull flag continuation pattern.

Overall technical view: Cautious; break of the 100 point will see an extension of the correction


Overall technical view: Bullish bias, confirmation/trigger is a clean break above resistance


Overall technical view: Mixed signals from these alternative CBOE options driven indexes, but somewhat cautionary on balance


Overall technical view: Bullish bias; trigger is a break of 0.76, add on a break of 0.7750


Global equity markets bounced slightly at the end of a choppy trading week as investors have digested a series of new hawkish messages from the Fed. Wall Street indexes recovered...
SUN: French Presidential Election. MON: Chinese CPI/PPI, UK GDP. TUE: German ZEW, UK Jobs Data, US CPI. WED: RBNZ, China Trade, BoC. THU: BoK, ECB, US Retail Sales. FRI: Good...
The stock market recovery has stalled this week despite indices ending on a positive note as investors digest the latest speech from central banks. Naturally, front and center on...
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