Debriefing Tuesday 5th July and Today’s Journal

Debriefing Tuesday 5th July and Today’s Journal

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– As fears of an economic downturn persisted in financial markets, Asian stocks fell, leaving the dollar at its highest level in more than two years.

– Asian stocks have been hit by falls in Japan, China, and Hong Kong. US futures trembled following a volatile Wall Street session that saw equities close up but with little confidence that global shares will be able to escape the clutches of a bear market anytime soon.

– Worries about a recession, combined with a monetary tightening campaign to combat high inflation, caused oil to fall below $100 per barrel on Tuesday. In Asian trading, it struggled to retake that level.

– Treasuries fell, leaving the US 10-year yield at just over 2.80%. A dollar index was firm, and the yen edged higher as markets remained cautious. Bitcoin experienced another downturn, falling below $20,000.

Need to know market risk @ FinancialJuice.com

  • German Industrial Orders MoM Actual 0.1% (Forecast -0.5%, Previous -2.7%)
  • Nigerian national petroleum corporation Kyari says on Twitter that OPEC Secretary-General Barkindo has died. RIP

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