Market Updates

Daily Updates

A daily summary of financial market developments and key macroeconomic data.

See the latest developments in the financial markets and a summary of key macroeconomic data from around the globe and in Australia. Our Daily Reports focus on data that has been published during the previous trading day.

  • 08 Nov 2024 Daily Report 8 November 2024

    US stocks were mixed last night, but US Treasury yields fell and the US dollar depreciated, in reaction to the fed funds rate cut and as some of the kneejerk post-US election rise was unwound.

  • 07 Nov 2024 Daily Report 7 November 2024

    Wall Street saw the best post-election trading session in history, as Republican nominee Donald Trump secured victory in the presidential election, and the Republican party won both chambers of the US Congress. US Treasury yields bounced on concerns that policies proposed by the President-elect would imply a significant increase in the already large US debt.

  • 06 Nov 2024 Daily Report 6 November 2024

    As Americans headed towards the polls, Wall Street saw strong and broad-based increases in equity prices last night, with all three major stock indices gaining more than 1%.

  • 05 Nov 2024 Daily Report 5 November 2024

    US equities retreated and US Treasury yields dropped amid uncertainty about the US Presidential election results.

  • 04 Nov 2024 Daily Report 4 November 2024

    Wall Street rebounded on Friday, as the losses from the previous days attracted bargain hunters, while fed funds rate cut expectations intensified a little after dismal US jobs and ISM reports.

  • 01 Nov 2024 Daily Report 1 November 2024

    Wall Street saw considerable declines last night, driven by disappointing earnings guidance from some tech companies, uncertainty ahead of the US election and concerns over the pace of monetary policy easing after a solid set of economic data. US Treasury yields initially climbed following the inflation data but fell back, while the US dollar depreciated.

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