India’s inclusion in JPMorgan global emerging-market bond index could prompt $25 billion of inflows from foreign investors, the bank said in a research report.
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JPMorgan Says Commodities May Have Just Begun a New Supercycle
JPMorgan Says Commodities : With agricultural prices soaring, metal prices hitting the highest in years and oil well above $50 a barrel, JPMorgan Chase & Co. is calling it: Commodities appear to have begun a new supercycle of years-long gains.
China: More retaliation on the way
With trade tensions with the US only set to increase, we expect the People’s Bank of China to allow the yuan to depreciate to 7.00 by the end of this year
JPMorgan Predicts the Next Financial Crisis Will Strike in 2020
The good news is, the next one will probably generate a somewhat less painful hit than past episodes, according to their analysis. The bad news? Diminished financial market liquidity since the 2008 implosion is a “wildcard” that’s tough to game out.
Stocks in Asia Looked Set to Fall After a Decline in U.S. Equities
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Stocks in Asia Looked Set to Fall After a Decline in U.S. Equities — Futures on equities in Japan and Australia fell, while those in Hong Kong nudged higher. Chinese equity markets are due to reopen after a holiday, with traders getting their first chance to react to President Donald Trump’s order for a review of additional tariffs that prompted an aggressive response from China. While Friday’s selloff left U.S. stocks teetering on a key support level, futures on the S&P 500 Index climbed in early trading.
London’s Gold Benchmark Hit by Volatility After Banks Exit
Gold Silver Reports — London’s gold benchmark experienced large, unpredictable fluctuations after some banks left the auction that sets the price relied upon by the $5 trillion-a-year bullion market, according to trading data.