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Week ending 2nd October 2020.
5th October 2020
Donald Trump dominated equity market sentiment this week.
Week ending 25th September 2020.
28th September 2020
As you can see from the accompanying table, global equity markets ended the week lower. Journalists love a good negative story and they have been kept busy this week arguing that the resurgence in coronavirus cases (especially given the cooling autumn weather) and the resulting new restrictions will undermine the economic recovery and keep us in a recession.
Week ending 18th September 2020
21st September 2020
This week’s Fed monetary policy meeting was like an underwhelming party, in that it was disappointing, but hard to say exactly why – and as a result, after a promising start to the week, global equity markets reversed course and ended the week very slightly lower.
Week ending 11th September 2020.
14th September 2020
All-in-all it’s been a positive week for equity markets despite all the negative news headlines.
Week ending 4th September 2020.
7th September 2020
With the kids now back in school, it hasn’t exactly been the summer we all expected at the beginning of the year! However, while there have been lots of cancelled holidays and no relaxing on Mediterranean beaches, it hasn’t stopped the positive economic data readings.
Week ending 28th August 2020.
1st September 2020
In what has arguably been the quietest week this year in terms of economic data, the majority of markets closed the week in positive territory, largely looking through the plethora of noise despite pockets of volatility.