Mixed Sentiment Across Equities, Commodities, Bonds, and FX Markets

Thursday, 4 April 2024, 07:00

Sentiment at the start of the session is mixed across major asset classes like equities, commodities, bonds, and FX markets. US equity futures showed an uptick, commodities experienced a slight pullback after a strong extension, bonds are mostly lower pushing yields higher, and the FX market saw interesting movements with the AUD and NZD outperforming. The article provides insights into the current market conditions and trends affecting various asset classes.
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Mixed Sentiment Across Equities, Commodities, Bonds, and FX Markets

Mixed Sentiment across Major Asset Classes

Sentiment is mixed across major asset classes at the start of the session:

Equities:

  • US equity futures saw a pop higher yesterday with the move lower in yields and are still trading positive but very marginal flows so far.
  • EMEA futures are trading lower.

Commodities:

  • After yesterday's strong extension in commodities, some pullback is observed with gold and silver lower, oil prices close to flat, and copper holding on to yesterday's highs.

Bonds:

  • Mostly lower across the board with 2's, 5's, and 10's seeing red, pushing yields higher.
  • The moves have been pretty marginal for now.

FX:

  • The AUD and NZD show strong outperformance due to the upside in commodities.
  • The safe havens are leading the majors to the downside, with the CHF weakest after the miss in Swiss CPI data.

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