Bonds & Bullion Bid As Trade-Deal-Delay Stalls Stocks
The odds of a US-China trade deal slipped lower today (though remain high) after reports that the signing may be delayed…
Source: Bloomberg
But, don’t stop believing it will happen…
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The Dow and S&P trod water near record highs but Small Caps underperformed (Trannies were bid into the last few minutes)…
As short-squeeze ammo appears to have run out…
Source: Bloomberg
US banks continue to tick higher with the steepening yield curve…
Source: Bloomberg
But, bank stocks have decoupled from credit in the last week…
Source: Bloomberg
Cyclicals were sold as rotation into defensives dominated today’s trade…
Source: Bloomberg
The VIX term structure is very steep – a steepness that has not ended well in the past…
Source: Bloomberg
Chinese stocks were weak overnight…
Source: Bloomberg
European stocks are nearing a 20-year resistance level…
Source: Bloomberg
Treasury yields fell on the day with the long-end outperforming (30Y -4bps, 2Y -2bps)
Source: Bloomberg
A strong 10Y auction helped send yields lower…
Source: Bloomberg
The Dollar managed to end higher on the day as the same US session buying appeared again…
Source: Bloomberg
Cryptos were mixed with Bitcoin and Ether modestly lower and Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin higher…
Source: Bloomberg
Commodities reversed yesterday’s action with crude and copper down and PMs higher (despite a dollar rally)
Source: Bloomberg
Gold rallied but remains below $1500…
And WTI tumbled back below $57 after a big surprise crude build…
“Got Milk?” – no inflation though.
Source: Bloomberg
Finally, you have to laugh…
And stocks are soaring as The Fed’s balance sheet rises for the 9th week in a row – adding $260bn, the biggest such surge since May 2009…
Source: Bloomberg
It’s Not QE though!!!
Tyler Durden
Wed, 11/06/2019 – 16:01
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