- US indices finished yesterday's session lower. S&P 500 dropped 1.65%, Dow Jones moved 1.63% lower and Nasdaq plunged 1.60%. Russell 2000 finished 2.83% lower
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Indices from Asia-Pacific tradedmixed today - Nikkei fell 0.17%, S&P/ASX 200 moved 0.67% lower while Kospi and Nifty 50 rose 0.30% and 0.06% respectively
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Indices from China traded 0.39-0.69% higher
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DAX futures point to a higher opening of today's European cash session
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell said officials don’t see rate cuts this year and that they are prepared to raise rates higher than expected if needed.
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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that the US government was not considering a “blanket insurance” for bank deposits
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BoA lowered its terminal Fed Funds forecast to 5 - 5.25% from previous 5.25 - 5.5%
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Goldman Sachs expects gold to reache $2050 mark in 12 months
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Moody's warns that long period of tight finances risks stresses spreading beyond banking
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China's Evergrande unit warns it may halt production due to lack of funds
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RBNZ Chief Economist Conway said that if inflation expectations don't fall policymakers may have to do more
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Coinbase received a notice from US regulators on enforcement action due to alleged violations
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Cryptocurrencies are trading higher today - Bitcoin gains 1.9%, Ethereum adds 1.4%
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Mixed moods can be spotted on energy commodities market- oil drops over 0.7% while US natural gas prices gains over 2.3%
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Precious metals moved higher- silver rose 0.5%, gold trades 0.75% higher
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AUD and NZD are the best performing major currencies while USD and CHF lag the most
US30 broke below major support at 32620 after yesterday's Powell comments Source: xStation5
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