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fisco:c2be2e2dd8457:0 | USDJPY | 東京為替：ドル・円はこう着、日本株は上げ幅を拡大 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T05:46:00+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:c2be2e2dd8457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/fisco:c2be2e2dd8457:0/ | JA | 30日午後の東京市場でドル・円は144円80銭台と、こう着した値動きが続く。日経平均株価は前日比200円超高に上げ幅を拡大したほか、上海総合指数や香港ハンセン指数の強含みで円売りに振れやすい。ただ、ドルは買いが入りづらく、動意が薄い。ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。 | 30日午後の東京市場でドル・円は144円80銭台と、こう着した値動きが続く。日経平均株価は前日比200円超高に上げ幅を拡大したほか、上海総合指数や香港ハンセン指数の強含みで円売りに振れやすい。ただ、ドルは買いが入りづらく、動意が薄い。
ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH04R:0 | USDJPY | Dollar set to snap 5-week losing run as Fed rate cut bets pared | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T05:42:28+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH04R:0-dollar-set-to-snap-5-week-losing-run-as-fed-rate-cut-bets-pared/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'TVC:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:GBPUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/GB'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:NZDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/NZ'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCNY', 'logoid': 'country/CN', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCAD', 'logoid': 'country/CA', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH04R:0-dollar-set-to-snap-5-week-losing-run-as-fed-rate-cut-bets-pared/ | EN | The dollar traded near a one-week high versus major peers on Friday, on track to snap a five-week losing streak, after robust economic data pared bets for aggressive Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.The euro languished close to a two-week low to the dollar as cooling inflation in Germany and Spai… | The dollar traded near a one-week high versus major peers on Friday, on track to snap a five-week losing streak, after robust economic data pared bets for aggressive Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
The euro languished close to a two-week low to the dollar as cooling inflation in Germany and Spain boosted the case for European Central Bank easing.
The yen held near the closely watched 145 per dollar level after weakening on Thursday, as the greenback tracked a rise in U.S. Treasury yields.
The Japanese currency largely ignored data on Friday showing core consumer prices in Tokyo climbing at a faster-than-expected 2.4% in August, again topping the Bank of Japan's 2% target, although a measure that also strips out energy costs rose by just 1.6%.
Overnight, U.S. data showed gross domestic product (GDP) grew a 3.0% annualised rate in the second quarter, an upward revision from the 2.8% rate reported last month. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast GDP would be unrevised.
"That's been the market mover from the price action overnight, particularly when you look at currencies and U.S. Treasury yields," said Rodrigo Catril, senior FX strategist at National Australia Bank, referring to the GDP reading.
"The takeaway there - the highlight - is that the consumer was stronger than had previously been thought," he added. "The exceptionalism of the U.S. was still evident in Q2."
Traders now more strongly favour a quarter-point Fed rate reduction on Sept. 18, laying only 34% odds of a 50-basis point (bp) cut, down from 38% a day earlier, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
The U.S. dollar index TVC:DXY - which measures the currency against a basket of six major peers - was little changed at 101.40 as of 0505 GMT, after rising 0.36% on Thursday and touching the highest since Aug. 22 at 101.58.
It is on course for a 0.7% gain this week, which would be its best week since the start of April. Over August though, it is set for a drop of about 2.5%, which would be its worst month since November.
The dollar eased 0.13% to 144.80 yen FX_IDC:USDJPY, after rising as high as 145.55 overnight for the first time since Aug. 23.
The euro FX:EURUSD was flat at $1.10755 and dropped as low as $1.10555 on Thursday. Later in the day, more consumer inflation readings from around Europe are due, including France, Italy and the euro zone as a whole.
The United States also sees the release of the core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge.
Sterling FX:GBPUSD was steady at $1.3165 after dipping to $1.3146 overnight for the first time since Aug. 23.
The Australian and New Zealand dollars hung near their highest levels this year, with recent data pointing to less need for imminent rate cuts.
The Aussie FX:AUDUSD rose slightly to $0.68015 after hitting the highest since Jan. 2 at $0.6824 a day earlier, as it continued to draw support from hotter-than-expected consumer price figures this week. The currency shrugged off an unexpected stagnation in retail sales data on Friday.
New Zealand's kiwi FX:NZDUSD added 0.08% to $0.6262, after reaching $0.6298 on Thursday for the first time since Jan. 2. A survey of consumers on Friday showed a pick-up from deep lows in August, after business confidence surged to the highest in a decade, a survey showed the previous day.
China's yuan firmed to a two-month high on Friday, heading for its biggest monthly jump since November, amid growing corporate demand for the Chinese currency as expectations heighten for U.S. rate cuts.
Spot yuan FX_IDC:USDCNY strengthened as far as 7.0895 per dollar before last changing hands at 7.0913, on track for a rise of about 2% for August.
"In the short term, we cannot rule out the possibility of a 'stampede' for currency conversion" that could boost the yuan above 7.0 per dollar, China International Capital Corp (CICC) said in a note.
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fisco:2a1a3d6078457:0 | NI225 | 日経平均は159円高、米PCE物価指数などに関心 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T05:41:36+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:2a1a3d6078457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TSE:6857', 'base_logoid': 'advantest'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9984', 'base_logoid': 'softbank'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6762', 'base_logoid': 'tdk'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4543', 'base_logoid': 'terumo'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9433', 'base_logoid': 'kddi'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9843', 'base_logoid': 'nitori-holdings'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:2a1a3d6078457:0/ | JA | 日経平均は159円高（14時40分現在）。日経平均寄与度では、アドバンテストTSE:6857、ソフトバンクGTSE:9984、TDKTSE:6762などがプラス寄与上位となっており、一方、テルモTSE:4543、KDDITSE:9433、ニトリHDTSE:9843などがマイナス寄与上位となっている。セクターでは、非鉄金属、海運業、卸売業、電気・ガス業、サービス業が値上がり率上位、精密機器、小売業、医薬品、倉庫運輸関連、空運業が値下がり率上位となっている。日経平均は下値の堅い展開が続いている。米国では今晩、7月の米個人所得・個人消費支出（PCE）、8月の米シカゴ購買部協会景気指数（PMI）、8… | 日経平均は159円高（14時40分現在）。日経平均寄与度では、アドバンテストTSE:6857、ソフトバンクGTSE:9984、TDKTSE:6762などがプラス寄与上位となっており、一方、テルモTSE:4543、KDDITSE:9433、ニトリHDTSE:9843などがマイナス寄与上位となっている。セクターでは、非鉄金属、海運業、卸売業、電気・ガス業、サービス業が値上がり率上位、精密機器、小売業、医薬品、倉庫運輸関連、空運業が値下がり率上位となっている。
日経平均は下値の堅い展開が続いている。米国では今晩、7月の米個人所得・個人消費支出（PCE）、8月の米シカゴ購買部協会景気指数（PMI）、8月の米消費者態度指数（ミシガン大学調べ、確報値）が発表される。中でも、米個人消費支出（PCE）物価指数は米連邦準備制度理事会（FRB）が重視する物価指標とされ、市場の関心が高い。
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH04K:0 | NI225 | China stocks jump as state fund buying lifts sentiment; HK hits 1-month high | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T05:16:37+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH04K:0-china-stocks-jump-as-state-fund-buying-lifts-sentiment-hk-hits-1-month-high/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'SSE:510310', 'base_logoid': 'e-fund'}, {'symbol': 'SSE:510050', 'base_logoid': 'china-asset-mgt-co'}, {'symbol': 'SSE:000001', 'base_logoid': 'indices/sse-composite'}, {'symbol': 'SZSE:399300', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'SZSE:399914', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'SSE:000912', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'SSE:000952', 'base_logoid': 'sector/real-estate'}, {'symbol': 'SZSE:399913', 'base_logoid': 'sector/health-care'}, {'symbol': 'HSI:HSCEI', 'base_logoid': 'indices/hang-seng-china-enterprises'}, {'symbol': 'HSI:HSI', 'base_logoid': 'indices/hang-seng'}, {'symbol': 'SZSE:399106', 'base_logoid': 'indices/szse-composite-index'}, {'symbol': 'SZSE:399006', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCNY', 'logoid': 'country/CN', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'HSI:HSTECH', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CURRENCYCOM:UK100', 'base_logoid': 'indices/uk-100'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH04K:0-china-stocks-jump-as-state-fund-buying-lifts-sentiment-hk-hits-1-month-high/ | EN | China stocks jumped on Friday from near seven-month lows, after the latest fund disclosures confirmed heavy buying from sovereign fund Huijin, boosting sentiment in sectors such as insurance and technology. Hong Kong shares rose to a one-month high. ** China stocks are, however, headed for their fo… | China stocks jumped on Friday from near seven-month lows, after the latest fund disclosures confirmed heavy buying from sovereign fund Huijin, boosting sentiment in sectors such as insurance and technology. Hong Kong shares rose to a one-month high.
** China stocks are, however, headed for their fourth monthly losses.
** State-backed Central Huijin Investment boosted ownership in a handful of blue-chip exchange-traded funds (ETFs), according to the funds' mid-year reports published on Friday.
** For example, Huijin Investment tripled its ownership in E Fund CSI300 Index ETF SSE:510310 to 67% in the first half, and boosted its holdings in ChinaAMC China50 ETF SSE:510050 by 70%.
** At the midday break, the Shanghai Composite index SSE:000001 was up 1.34% at 2,860.89 points.
** China's blue-chip CSI300 index SZSE:399300 was up 1.72%, with its financial sector sub-index SZSE:399914 1.29% higher, the consumer staples sector SSE:000912 advancing 1.97%, the real estate index SSE:000952 up 4.29% and the healthcare sub-index SZSE:399913 gaining 1.86%.
** Chinese H-shares listed in Hong Kong HSI:HSCEI rose 1.89% to 6,364.97, while the Hang Seng Index HSI:HSI was up 1.76% at 18,100.00.
** The smaller Shenzhen index SZSE:399106 was up 2.72%, the start-up board ChiNext Composite index SZSE:399006 was 3% higher and Shanghai's tech-focused STAR50 index (.STAR50) climbed 2.58%.
** Around the region, MSCI's Asia ex-Japan stock index (.MIAPJ0000PUS) was firmer by 0.70%, while Japan's Nikkei index TVC:NI225 rose 0.30%.
** The yuan FX_IDC:USDCNY was quoted at 7.091 per U.S. dollar, 0.1% firmer than the previous close of 7.098.
** So far this year, the Shanghai stock index is down 3.8% and the CSI300 has fallen 2.8%, while China's H-share index listed in Hong Kong is up 10.3%.
** Shanghai stocks have declined 2.65% this month.
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fisco:50091ba658457:0 | NI225 | 日経平均VIは低下、株価底堅く警戒感が緩和 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T05:07:01+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:50091ba658457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:50091ba658457:0/ | JA | 日経平均ボラティリティー・インデックス（投資家が将来の市場変動の大きさをどう想定しているかを表した指数）は14時5分現在、前日比-0.91（低下率4.01％）の21.79と低下している。なお、今日ここまでの高値は22.43、安値は21.43。昨日の米株式市場でダウ平均が反発する一方、ナスダック総合指数やフィラデルフィア半導体株指数（SOX指数）が続落するなど指数によって高安まちまちとなり、東京市場の手掛かり材料になりにくい中、今日の日経225先物は取引開始後の売り買い一巡後は概ね底堅く推移。市場では、米国で今晩発表されるPCE価格指数などを見極めたいとする向きもあるが、今日は株価が堅調なこと… | 日経平均ボラティリティー・インデックス（投資家が将来の市場変動の大きさをどう想定しているかを表した指数）は14時5分現在、前日比-0.91（低下率4.01％）の21.79と低下している。なお、今日ここまでの高値は22.43、安値は21.43。
昨日の米株式市場でダウ平均が反発する一方、ナスダック総合指数やフィラデルフィア半導体株指数（SOX指数）が続落するなど指数によって高安まちまちとなり、東京市場の手掛かり材料になりにくい中、今日の日経225先物は取引開始後の売り買い一巡後は概ね底堅く推移。市場では、米国で今晩発表されるPCE価格指数などを見極めたいとする向きもあるが、今日は株価が堅調なこともあり、ボラティリティーの高まりを警戒するムードが緩和。日経VIは昨日の水準を下回って推移している。
【日経平均VIとは】
日経平均VIは、市場が期待する日経平均株価の将来1か月間の変動の大きさ（ボラティリティ）を表す数値。日経平均株価が急落する時に急上昇するという特徴があり、日経平均株価と通常は弱く逆相関する傾向がある。一方、数値が急上昇した後に、一定のレンジ（20～30程度）に回帰するという特徴も持っている。
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fisco:4f7780b888457:0 | USDJPY | 東京為替：ドル・円は底堅い、日本株は上げ幅拡大 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T05:01:51+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:4f7780b888457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/fisco:4f7780b888457:0/ | JA | 30日午後の東京市場でドル・円は底堅く推移し、144円80銭台でのもみ合いが続く。引き続き米10年債利回りは動意が薄く、積極的なドル買いは入りづらい。一方、日経平均株価は前日比100円超高に上げ幅を拡大し、円売り地合いを強めている。ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。 | 30日午後の東京市場でドル・円は底堅く推移し、144円80銭台でのもみ合いが続く。引き続き米10年債利回りは動意が薄く、積極的なドル買いは入りづらい。一方、日経平均株価は前日比100円超高に上げ幅を拡大し、円売り地合いを強めている。
ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KH0BF:0 | NI225 | アクティブ運用の日本株ETF、底堅い市場でアウトパフォーム | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T05:00:09+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KH0BF:0/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'AMEX:JPAN', 'base_logoid': 'matthews'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:EWJ', 'base_logoid': 'ishares'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:RAYJ', 'base_logoid': 'rayliant'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:5889', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:DXJS', 'base_logoid': 'wisdomtree'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:TOPIX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/topix-small'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KH0BF:0/ | JA | 日銀の利上げが日経平均 株価（ (link) ）の1987年以来の大暴落の引き金となってから1カ月足らずで、主要市場のベンチマークは安値から立ち直った (link)、7月下旬に記録した水準まではまだ回復していない。 このことは、アクティブ運用の上場投信(ETF) (link) の一部にとっては朗報かもしれない、と市場アナリストは述べている。 日本に特化したETFのユニバースでは、インデックス・ベースの商品が数でも運用資産でも依然として優勢である。しかし、最近のまだ小規模なアクティブ運用のETFの発行者は、インデックス・ファンドにはできないことをするために暴落を利用したと言う。 「マシュー… | 日銀の利上げが日経平均 株価（ (link) ）の1987年以来の大暴落の引き金となってから1カ月足らずで、主要市場のベンチマークは安値から立ち直った (link)、7月下旬に記録した水準まではまだ回復していない。
このことは、アクティブ運用の上場投信(ETF) () の一部にとっては朗報かもしれない、と市場アナリストは述べている。
日本に特化したETFのユニバースでは、インデックス・ベースの商品が数でも運用資産でも依然として優勢である。しかし、最近のまだ小規模なアクティブ運用のETFの発行者は、インデックス・ファンドにはできないことをするために暴落を利用したと言う。
「マシューズ・ジャパン・アクティブETF AMEX:JPANのマネージャーである竹内俊太郎氏は、「日本への投資にはアクティブ・アプローチが最も効果的だと考えています。「今回の暴落のように、特定の銘柄がその本質的価値から大きく変動したときに存在する機会を利用することができる」と彼は言う。
LSEGによれば、 わずか380万ドルの資産しかないこのファンドは 、米国に上場している日本株ETFの中で最も小さいが、今年に入ってから21.7％のリターンを上げている。これは、最大の同業他社である159億ドルのインデックス・ベースのiシェアーズMSCIジャパンETF AMEX:EWJの年初来の上昇率11.3％や、日経平均の代表銘柄の上昇率14.6％と比べても遜色ない。
日本はアクティブな銘柄選びに適している。というのも、「マグニフィセント・セブン」と呼ばれるハイテク株がスタンダード・アンド・プアーズ500種株価指数に採用されている ように、日本の大型株は主要株価指数を支配していないからだ、と竹内氏はインサイドETFの最新エピソードでロイターに語った。
「ファクトリーオートメーション、建設、テクノロジー、コングロマリット（複合企業）、小売企業などの分野だ。
レイリアント・グローバル・アドバイザーズは4月 、三井住友・DSアセット・マネジメントとの提携により、新しい日本ETFであるレイリアントSMDAM日本株ETF AMEX:RAYJをローンチした際、アクティブ運用戦略を選択した。VettaFiのデータによると、設定から4ヶ月間で、このファンドは約6％の利益を上げている。
「この市場は何千もの銘柄があり、アナリストのカバレッジは比較的浅く、大企業にフォーカスしている。
その一例：ジャパン・アイウェア・ホールディングス TSE:5889は、円高と消費者心理の改善を受け、静かに成長する準備が整っているとウール氏らが考えている多くの国内企業の一つである。
アナリストやマーケット・ストラテジストは、 これらの要因が日本株 (link) 、再び高いリターンをもたらす可能性がある ことに同意した 。
過去1年半の大半、円安とコーポレート・ガバナンス改革（(link)）により配当と自社株買いが増加したため、日本の株価指数は最高値を更新した。J.P.モルガン東京支店の日本営業・マーケティング部長、林大樹氏は、今は市場指数ではなく個別銘柄に焦点が移っているという。投資家や市場アナリストによれば、運用担当者はより急成長し、ベンチマークを上回ると思われる銘柄を見つけている。
「アクティブな投資家は、こうした特異な成長機会を探して成功することができる」とウール氏は付け加えた。「ここ数週間、日本の小型株は特に好調だ。
投資家にとって頭痛の種となる可能性があるのは、アクティブ運用のETFはインデックス・ベースのファンドよりも手数料が高い傾向にあることだ。レイリアントの手数料は0.72％、マシューズ・アジアETFの手数料は0.79％である。一方、iシェアーズ・ジャパンのインデックス・ベースの手数料は0.50%である。
ウィズダムツリー・インベストメンツは依然としてインデックス・ベースのETFを提供することを好むが、バリューの要素に焦点を当てた独自の定量的ベンチマークを構築している、と同社のグローバル・チーフ・インベストメント・オフィサーのジェレミー・シュワルツは言う。これにより、ポートフォリオ・マネジャーの主観的な意思決定を許すことなく、ある程度のカスタマイズが可能になると同氏は言う。
8,300万ドルのウィズダムツリー・ジャパン・ヘッジド・スモールキャップ・エクイティ・ファンド NASDAQ:DXJSは、過去6ヶ月で2,300万ドルの資金流入があり、今年に入ってから11.23％上昇している。
「最近の為替変動は短期的な不確実性をもたらした。「市場が2年かそこら上昇を続け、その後にぶつかるときはいつでも、人々はチャンスを逃したのではないかと心配するものだ。しかし、これは5年から7年のチャンスであり、私たちはまだゲームの初期段階にいる」。
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KF11Y:0 | NI225 | Actively managed Japan stock ETFs outperform in resilient market | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T05:00:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KF11Y:0-actively-managed-japan-stock-etfs-outperform-in-resilient-market/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'AMEX:JPAN', 'base_logoid': 'matthews'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:EWJ', 'base_logoid': 'ishares'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:RAYJ', 'base_logoid': 'rayliant'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:5889', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:DXJS', 'base_logoid': 'wisdomtree'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:TOPIX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/topix-small'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KF11Y:0-actively-managed-japan-stock-etfs-outperform-in-resilient-market/ | EN | Less than a month after a Bank of Japan interest rate hike triggered the biggest selloff since 1987 of the bellwether Nikkei 225 Index, major market benchmarks have bounced back from their lows although they have yet to recover to the levels recorded in late July.That may be good news for some acti… | Less than a month after a Bank of Japan interest rate hike triggered the biggest selloff since 1987 of the bellwether Nikkei 225 Index, major market benchmarks have bounced back from their lows although they have yet to recover to the levels recorded in late July.
That may be good news for some , market analysts said.
Index-based products still dominate the universe of Japan-focused ETFs, both in number and assets under management. But issuers of more recent and still-small actively managed ETFs say they used the selloff to do what index funds cannot: cherry pick for their portfolios at a discount the companies they believe will outperform long term.
"We think taking an active approach to investing in Japan works best," said Shuntaro Takeuchi, manager of the Matthews Japan Active ETF AMEX:JPAN. "You can take advantage of the opportunities that exist when specific stocks vary dramatically from their intrinsic value," as happened during the selloff, he said.
The year-old fund with only $3.8 million in assets is the smallest U.S.-listed Japan-focused ETF, yet it has returned 21.7% so far this year, according to LSEG. That compares to a year-to-date gain of 11.3% for its largest peer, the $15.9 billion index-based iShares MSCI Japan ETF AMEX:EWJ, and a return of 14.6% for the Nikkei 225 bellwether.
Japan is fertile ground for active stock picking because the largest Japanese stocks do not dominate major indexes the way the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks do in the Standard & Poor's 500 index, Takeuchi told Reuters on the latest episode of Inside ETFs.
"That leaves room for stock picking," Takeuchi said, including in areas like factory automation, construction, technology, conglomerates and retail companies.
In April, when Rayliant Global Advisors rolled out its new Japan ETF, the Rayliant SMDAM Japan Equity ETF AMEX:RAYJ in partnership with Sumitomo-Mitsui DS Asset Management, it also opted for an actively managed strategy. In the four months since launch, the fund has gained about 6%, according to data from VettaFi.
"This is a market with thousands of stocks, relatively shallow analyst coverage focusing on the biggest cap companies and lots of nuance, and all of that favors active stock-picking," said Philip Wool, one of the Rayliant portfolio managers for the new ETF.
A case in point: Japan Eyewear Holdings Co. TSE:5889, one of many domestic companies that Wool and his colleagues believe could be poised to quietly grow in response to a strengthening yen and improved consumer sentiment.
Analysts and market strategists agreed these factors could drive higher returns on Japanese stocks once more.
For most of the last 18 months, Japan's indexes rocketed to new highs as the yen slid and corporate governance reforms drove up dividends and buybacks. Daiki Hayashi, head of Japan sales and marketing at J.P. Morgan in Tokyo, said that now the focus is shifting to individual stocks instead of market indexes. Managers are finding stocks they believe are poised to grow more rapidly and outperform benchmarks, typical behavior in a prolonged bull market, investors and market analysts said.
"Active investors can thrive looking for those idiosyncratic growth opportunities," Wool added. "Smaller Japanese stocks have done particularly well in the last few weeks."
In one possible headache for investors, actively managed ETFs tend to carry higher fees than index-based funds. Rayliant levies a fee of 0.72% on its fund, while the Matthews Asia ETF has a fee of 0.79%. Meanwhile, the iShares Japan index-based fund has a fee of 0.50%.
WisdomTree Investments still prefers to offer index-based ETFs, but builds its own quantitative benchmarks that focus on value elements, said Jeremy Schwartz, the firm's global chief investment officer. That permits a degree of customization without allowing subjective decision-making on the part of portfolio managers, he said.
The $83 million WisdomTree Japan Hedged SmallCap Equity Fund NASDAQ:DXJS has drawn $23 million in inflows in the last six months and is up 11.23% so far this year.
"The recent currency volatility brought a lot of short-term uncertainty," said Schwartz. "Anytime a market goes straight up for two years or so, and then hits a bump, people worry about whether they have missed the opportunity. But this is a five- to seven-year opportunity and we're still early in the game."
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urn:newsml:mtnewswires.com:20240830:TG1701434:0 | NI225 | 日本の小売売上高、7月に成長率2.6%に鈍化 | mt-newswires | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/mt-newswires/ | 2024-08-30T04:59:37+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/mtnewswires.com:20240830:TG1701434:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/mtnewswires.com:20240830:TG1701434:0/ | JA | 日本の小売売上高は7月に前年同月比2.6%増の14兆309億円となったと、経済産業省が金曜日に発表した。この成長率は、6月の3.8%増を下回るものの、パンデミックからの経済再開以来、着実な成長を続けている。季節調整済み月次ベースでは、売上高は6月の0.6%増に続き、7月には0.2%の微増となった。一方、商業販売額は7月、前年同月比7.8%増の53兆4400億円となった。卸売業販売額は前年同月比9.9%増の39兆1310億円となった。 | 日本の小売売上高は7月に前年同月比2.6%増の14兆309億円となったと、経済産業省が金曜日に発表した。
この成長率は、6月の3.8%増を下回るものの、パンデミックからの経済再開以来、着実な成長を続けている。
季節調整済み月次ベースでは、売上高は6月の0.6%増に続き、7月には0.2%の微増となった。
一方、商業販売額は7月、前年同月比7.8%増の53兆4400億円となった。卸売業販売額は前年同月比9.9%増の39兆1310億円となった。
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fisco:613448dfd8457:0 | NI225 | 日経平均は142円高、積極的な買いは見送りムード | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T04:58:41+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:613448dfd8457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TSE:6857', 'base_logoid': 'advantest'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9984', 'base_logoid': 'softbank'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6762', 'base_logoid': 'tdk'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4543', 'base_logoid': 'terumo'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9433', 'base_logoid': 'kddi'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9843', 'base_logoid': 'nitori-holdings'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:613448dfd8457:0/ | JA | 日経平均は142円高（13時50分現在）。日経平均寄与度では、アドバンテストTSE:6857、ソフトバンクGTSE:9984、TDKTSE:6762などがプラス寄与上位となっており、一方、テルモTSE:4543、KDDITSE:9433、ニトリHDTSE:9843などがマイナス寄与上位となっている。セクターでは、非鉄金属、海運業、卸売業、電気・ガス業、サービス業が値上がり率上位、精密機器、小売業、医薬品、陸運業、空運業が値下がり率上位となっている。日経平均は上値の重い展開となっている。週末ということに加え、米国で今晩発表される7月の米個人消費支出（PCE）物価指数などを見極めたいとして、積極… | 日経平均は142円高（13時50分現在）。日経平均寄与度では、アドバンテストTSE:6857、ソフトバンクGTSE:9984、TDKTSE:6762などがプラス寄与上位となっており、一方、テルモTSE:4543、KDDITSE:9433、ニトリHDTSE:9843などがマイナス寄与上位となっている。セクターでは、非鉄金属、海運業、卸売業、電気・ガス業、サービス業が値上がり率上位、精密機器、小売業、医薬品、陸運業、空運業が値下がり率上位となっている。
日経平均は上値の重い展開となっている。週末ということに加え、米国で今晩発表される7月の米個人消費支出（PCE）物価指数などを見極めたいとして、積極的な買いは見送られているようだ。一方、ダウ平均先物が底堅く推移し、また、香港ハンセン指数や上海総合指数が大幅に上げていることなどが東京市場の株価支援要因となっているもよう。
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fisco:7952f88e18457:0 | USDJPY | 東京為替：ドル・円は動意薄、日本株はプラスを維持 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T04:34:03+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:7952f88e18457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/fisco:7952f88e18457:0/ | JA | 30日午後の東京市場でドル・円は動意が薄く、144円80銭付近でのもみ合いが続く。米10年債利回りはほぼ横ばいで推移し、ドルは売り買いともに動きづらい。一方、日経平均株価は後場もプラスを維持し、日本株高を好感した円売りに振れやすい。ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。 | 30日午後の東京市場でドル・円は動意が薄く、144円80銭付近でのもみ合いが続く。米10年債利回りはほぼ横ばいで推移し、ドルは売り買いともに動きづらい。一方、日経平均株価は後場もプラスを維持し、日本株高を好感した円売りに振れやすい。
ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。
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forexlive:45d565fb9094b:0 | USDJPY | Forexlive Asia-pacific FX news wrap 29 Aug: Quiet market, but the NZD is the strongest | forexlive | https://www.forexlive.com/ | 2024-08-30T04:15:59+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/forexlive:45d565fb9094b:0-forexlive-asia-pacific-fx-news-wrap-29-aug-quiet-market-but-the-nzd-is-the-strongest/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCHF', 'logoid': 'country/CH', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:GBPUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/GB'}] | /news/forexlive:45d565fb9094b:0-forexlive-asia-pacific-fx-news-wrap-29-aug-quiet-market-but-the-nzd-is-the-strongest/ | EN | The GBPUSD, USDJPY, and USDCHF opened the new day - and final -day of the week - between the 100 hour MAs and the 200 hour MAs and stayed within those boundaries for the fisrt 7 or so hours of the new trading day. Technically, that is about as neutral as you can get. As the day progresses, however… | The GBPUSD, USDJPY, and USDCHF opened the new day - and final -day of the week - between the 100 hour MAs and the 200 hour MAs and stayed within those boundaries for the fisrt 7 or so hours of the new trading day. Technically, that is about as neutral as you can get.
As the day progresses, however, traders will be watching for a break and momentum. German retail sales and GDP along with EU CPI Flash could give the major pairs a shove.
Later, US Core PCE and University of Michigan consumer sentiment will potentially provide some USD fireworks.The core PCE is a faovred inflation measure of the Fed. The Fed is set to start the easing cycle with eyes on economic data between now and the September meeting as potential catalysts for a 50 bp cut. Core PCE and the US jobs report next Friday are two economic releases that will be earmarked as important between now and then.
Nevertheless, be aware that it is the end of week which will lead into the final US and Canada summer holday (Labor Day). So things can quiet down quickly.
How is the greenback doing this week going into the final hours?
EUR +1.02%JPY +0.31%GBP +0.33%CHF +0.05%CAD -0.13%AUD, -0.16%NZD -0.67%The USD is mixed with a gain of 1.0% vs the EUR and a -0.67% decline vs the NZD. Recall from yesterday, the ANZ Business confidence surged to 50.2 - the highest level in 10 years.
The EURUSDs decline seemed more of a function of some technical breaks after the pair hit a nice round natural resistance target at 1.1200 on Friday last week, and again on Monday. Getting below the 100 hour MA and the 200 hour MA and then a swing level nare 1.1097 (call int 1.1100) were key breakss. Unlike the GBPUSD, USDJPY and USDCHF, the EURUSD did break below and through its 100 and 200 hour MAs this week (at 1.1140 and 1.1132 respectively).Ironically (or not), the NZD - which is the strongest currency vs the USD this week - is the strongest of the major currencies today, and the EUR , which is the weakest currency vs the USD this week, is the weakest of the major currencies today. So the story for the week, continues today.
In other markets today:
Crude oil is trading up $0.10. Prices are up 1.59% this weekGold is trading down eight dollars or -0.32% at $2512.49. Gold prices are near unchangedBtcoin is down around $300 at $59,073. Bitcoin is down over a%US treasury yields are unchanged to one basis point on the curve. The US two year yield is down -2.2 basis points, while the 10 year yield is up 6.2 basis pointsUS e-mini S&P up 0.15%Asian-Pacific stocks are higher:
Japan's Nikkei 225 of 0.55%. For the week the Nikkei is up 0.54%.China's Shanghai composite index up 1.34%. For the week the index is up 0.23%.Hong Kongs Hang Seng index up 1.76%. For the week the index is up 2.77%.Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index, up 0.43%. For the week index is up 0.70%Looking at the major US indices for the trading week, the Dow is on pace for a positive result for the week while the S&P and NASDAQ are currently lower:
Dow industrial average closed at a record level yesterday, is up 0.39%S&P index is down -0.76%NASDAQ index is the worst performer with a decline of -2.02%In the European equity markets going into the last day of trading for the week, there major indices are higher:
German DAX, +1.5%France's CAC, +0.84% UK's FTSE 100 +0.62% Spain's Ibex +0.71% Italy's FTSE MIB +1.61%Wishing you all good fortune in your trading and a happy and healthy weekend.
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fisco:d3f50774f8457:0 | USDJPY | 東京為替：ドル・円は小動き、米インフレにらみ | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T04:14:37+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:d3f50774f8457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/fisco:d3f50774f8457:0/ | JA | 30日午後の東京市場でドル・円は小動きとなり、144円80銭付近でのもみ合い。今晩発表の米コアPCE価格指数を見極める展開で、積極的な売り買いは手控えられている。同指数が想定通り前回から上昇すれば、ドル買いに振れ145円台回復が見込まれる。ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。 | 30日午後の東京市場でドル・円は小動きとなり、144円80銭付近でのもみ合い。今晩発表の米コアPCE価格指数を見極める展開で、積極的な売り買いは手控えられている。同指数が想定通り前回から上昇すれば、ドル買いに振れ145円台回復が見込まれる。
ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。
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fisco:d333d23168457:0 | NI225 | 後場の日経平均は199円高でスタート、小林製薬や太陽誘電などが高い | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T03:58:50+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:d333d23168457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TSE:6315', 'base_logoid': 'towa'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4967', 'base_logoid': 'kobayashi-pharmaceutical'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4385', 'base_logoid': 'mercari'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6762', 'base_logoid': 'tdk'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6976', 'base_logoid': 'taiyo-yuden'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6981', 'base_logoid': 'murata-manufacturing'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:5803', 'base_logoid': 'fujikura'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6146', 'base_logoid': 'disco-corporation'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6723', 'base_logoid': 'renesas-electronics'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6098', 'base_logoid': 'recruit'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4543', 'base_logoid': 'terumo'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9843', 'base_logoid': 'nitori-holdings'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6861', 'base_logoid': 'keyence'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9432', 'base_logoid': 'nippon-tel'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:3382', 'base_logoid': 'seven-and-i-holdings'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9433', 'base_logoid': 'kddi'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6323', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4568', 'base_logoid': 'daiichi-sankyo'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:8316', 'base_logoid': 'sumitomo-mitsui'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:8411', 'base_logoid': 'mizuho'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:d333d23168457:0/ | JA | [日経平均株価・TOPIX（表）]日経平均;38561.95;+199.42TOPIX;2707.03;+14.01[後場寄り付き概況] 後場の日経平均は前日比199.42円高の38561.95円と、前引け（38585.43円）からやや上げ幅を縮小してスタート。ランチタイム中の日経225先物は38560円-35640円のレンジでもみ合い。ドル・円は1ドル＝144.70-80円と午前9時頃とほぼ同水準。アジア市況は上海総合指数が小幅に下げて始まった後は堅調で1.2％ほど上昇している一方、香港ハンセン指数はプラス圏で上げ幅を拡大し1.4％ほど上昇している。 後場の東京市場は前引けに比べやや売りが… | [日経平均株価・TOPIX（表）]
日経平均;38561.95;+199.42
TOPIX;2707.03;+14.01
[後場寄り付き概況]
後場の日経平均は前日比199.42円高の38561.95円と、前引け（38585.43円）からやや上げ幅を縮小してスタート。ランチタイム中の日経225先物は38560円-35640円のレンジでもみ合い。ドル・円は1ドル＝144.70-80円と午前9時頃とほぼ同水準。アジア市況は上海総合指数が小幅に下げて始まった後は堅調で1.2％ほど上昇している一方、香港ハンセン指数はプラス圏で上げ幅を拡大し1.4％ほど上昇している。
後場の東京市場は前引けに比べやや売りが先行して始まった。米国で今晩発表される7月の米個人消費支出（PCE）物価指数などを見極めたいとして、積極的な買いを手控える向きがある。一方、前場の日経平均が朝方の売り買い一巡後は堅調な展開となったことや、朝方はやや軟調だったダウ平均先物が下値の堅い動きとなっていることなどが東京市場で安心感となっているもよう。
セクターでは、非鉄金属、海運業、卸売業が上昇率上位となっている一方、小売業、精密機器、医薬品が下落率上位となっている。
東証プライム市場の売買代金上位では、TOWATSE:6315、小林製薬TSE:4967、メルカリTSE:4385、TDKTSE:6762、太陽誘電TSE:6976、村田製TSE:6981、フジクラTSE:5803、ディスコTSE:6146、ルネサスTSE:6723、リクルートHDTSE:6098が高い。一方、テルモTSE:4543、ニトリHDTSE:9843、キーエンスTSE:6861、NTTTSE:9432、7＆iHDTSE:3382、KDDITSE:9433、ローツェTSE:6323、第一三共TSE:4568、三井住友TSE:8316、みずほTSE:8411が下落している。
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fisco:c575ae6318457:0 | NI225 | 日経平均後場寄り付き：前日比199.42円高の38561.95円 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T03:35:35+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:c575ae6318457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:c575ae6318457:0/ | JA | 日経平均株価指数後場は、前日比199.42円高の38561.95円でスタート。東京外国為替市場、ドル・円は8月30日12時34分現在、144.75円付近。 | 日経平均株価指数後場は、前日比199.42円高の38561.95円でスタート。
東京外国為替市場、ドル・円は8月30日12時34分現在、144.75円付近。
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urn:newsml:mtnewswires.com:20240829:G2408192:0 | NI225 | Japan's Retail Sales Growth Decelerates to 2.6% in July | mt-newswires | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/mt-newswires/ | 2024-08-30T03:22:09+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/mtnewswires.com:20240829:G2408192:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/mtnewswires.com:20240829:G2408192:0/ | EN | Japan's retail sales saw a year-on-year increase of 2.6% in July, reaching a value of 14.309 trillion yen, according to the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry's report on Friday. This growth, while lower than the 3.8% increase in June, continues the steady growth since Japan's economic reopen… | Japan's retail sales saw a year-on-year increase of 2.6% in July, reaching a value of 14.309 trillion yen, according to the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry's report on Friday.
This growth, while lower than the 3.8% increase in June, continues the steady growth since Japan's economic reopening from the pandemic.
On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, sales experienced a slight increase of 0.2% in July, following a 0.6% increase in June.
Commercial sales, on the other hand, gained 7.8% in July compared to the previous year, reaching a value of 53.44 trillion yen. Wholesale sales saw an increase of 9.9% compared to a year earlier, totaling 39.131 trillion yen.
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fisco:3a326d6f28457:0 | NI225 | 日経平均は反発、切り返すも75日線で上げ一服 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T03:19:40+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:3a326d6f28457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TSE:9501', 'base_logoid': 'tokyo-electric-power'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:5801', 'base_logoid': 'furukawa-electric-co-ltd'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:5803', 'base_logoid': 'fujikura'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:5802', 'base_logoid': 'sumitomo-electric-industries'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6762', 'base_logoid': 'tdk'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6976', 'base_logoid': 'taiyo-yuden'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6981', 'base_logoid': 'murata-manufacturing'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6988', 'base_logoid': 'nitto-denko'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6701', 'base_logoid': 'nec'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:5631', 'base_logoid': 'the-japan-steel-works-ltd'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6504', 'base_logoid': 'fuji-electric'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9984', 'base_logoid': 'softbank'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9843', 'base_logoid': 'nitori-holdings'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:2871', 'base_logoid': 'nichirei'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:2269', 'base_logoid': 'meiji-holdings'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:2503', 'base_logoid': 'kirin-holdings-company-limited'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4543', 'base_logoid': 'terumo'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:8267', 'base_logoid': 'aeon'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4911', 'base_logoid': 'shiseido'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6861', 'base_logoid': 'keyence'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4503', 'base_logoid': 'astellas-pharma'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:1803', 'base_logoid': 'shimizu'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6525', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9041', 'base_logoid': 'kintetsu-group'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:7276', 'base_logoid': 'koito-manufacturing'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9147', 'base_logoid': 'nippon-express'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4021', 'base_logoid': 'nissan-chemical-corporation'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9064', 'base_logoid': 'yamato-holdings'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:3a326d6f28457:0/ | JA | 日経平均は反発。前日比222.90円高（＋0.58％）の38585.43円（出来高概算7億1000万株）で前場の取引を終えている。 29日の米国株式市場はまちまち。ダウ平均は243.63ドル高（＋0.59％）の41335.05ドル、ナスダックは39.60ポイント安（－0.23％）の17516.43、S&P500は0.22ポイント安（－0.004％）で取引を終了した。4-6月期国内総生産（GDP）、個人消費改定値が予想を上回り、寄り付き後、上昇。国内経済や労働市場、消費の堅調さが示され、景気見通しの改善で相場は続伸した。終盤にかけ、金利高や半導体メーカー、エヌビディアの下落が重しとなりナスダッ… | 日経平均は反発。前日比222.90円高（＋0.58％）の38585.43円（出来高概算7億1000万株）で前場の取引を終えている。
29日の米国株式市場はまちまち。ダウ平均は243.63ドル高（＋0.59％）の41335.05ドル、ナスダックは39.60ポイント安（－0.23％）の17516.43、S&P500は0.22ポイント安（－0.004％）で取引を終了した。4-6月期国内総生産（GDP）、個人消費改定値が予想を上回り、寄り付き後、上昇。国内経済や労働市場、消費の堅調さが示され、景気見通しの改善で相場は続伸した。終盤にかけ、金利高や半導体メーカー、エヌビディアの下落が重しとなりナスダックが下落に転じるとダウも上げ幅を縮小するが過去最高値は更新。
米国株が高安まちまちだったことで、東京市場は方向感に乏しいスタート。日経平均は前日終値水準で取引を開始した後は、為替が1ドル145円台を付けるなど円安に振れたことなどから切り返す展開となった。月末営業日ということで、やや需給中心の売買で物色の柱は見えにくい地合いとなり、前場のプライム市場の売買代金は1.7兆円と引き続き2兆円を割り込んだ。
日経平均採用銘柄では、東京電力HDTSE:9501が送電網を整備と報じられたことで古河電工TSE:5801、フジクラTSE:5803、住友電工TSE:5802の電線株が買われた。また、TDKTSE:6762、太陽誘電TSE:6976、村田製作所TSE:6981、日東電工TSE:6988などアップル関連銘柄もしっかり。このほか、NECTSE:6701、日本製鋼所TSE:5631、富士電機TSE:6504、ソフトバンクグループTSE:9984などが買われた。
一方、円高メリット銘柄のニトリホールディングスTSE:9843、ニチレイTSE:2871、明治ホールディングスTSE:2269、キリンHDTSE:2503の下げがやや目立ったほか、需給悪化懸念が嫌気されたテルモTSE:4543も売られた。このほか、イオンTSE:8267、資生堂TSE:4911、キーエンスTSE:6861、アステラス製薬TSE:4503、清水建設TSE:1803などが下落した。
業種別では、非鉄金属、海運業、卸売業、輸送用機器、電気・ガス業などが上昇した一方、小売業、医薬品、精密機器、水産・農林業、陸運業などが下落した。
日経平均はじりじりと上げ幅を広げているが、75日移動平均線が位置する38642円水準が上値として意識されそうだ。後場材料に乏しいなか、さすがにこの水準を上回る強い展開は難しいだろう。なお、大引けでMSCIの標準指数において指数構成銘柄の入れ替えが実施される。新規採用されるKOKUSAI ELECTRICTSE:6525は買い需要が発生するが、除外される近鉄グループHDTSE:9041、小糸製作所TSE:7276、NXHDTSE:9147、日産化学TSE:4021、ヤマトホールディングスTSE:9064は売り需要が発生する。
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fisco:0fe5ef8198457:0 | USDJPY | 東京為替：ドル・円は底堅い、144円台で推移 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T03:09:59+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:0fe5ef8198457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/fisco:0fe5ef8198457:0/ | JA | 30日午前の東京市場でドル・円は底堅く推移し、144円半ばから後半でもみ合う展開となった。米10年債利回りの下げ渋りでドルは売りづらく、ユーロ・ドルは軟調地合いに。一方、日経平均株価は上げ幅を拡大し、株高を好感した円売りに振れやすい。ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。【経済指標】・日・8月東京都区部消費者物価指数(生鮮食品除く)：前年比+2.4％（予想：+2.2％、7月：+2.2％）・日・7月有効求人倍率：1.24倍（予想：1.23倍、6月：1.23倍）・日・7… | 30日午前の東京市場でドル・円は底堅く推移し、144円半ばから後半でもみ合う展開となった。米10年債利回りの下げ渋りでドルは売りづらく、ユーロ・ドルは軟調地合いに。一方、日経平均株価は上げ幅を拡大し、株高を好感した円売りに振れやすい。
ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円66銭から145円07銭、ユーロ・円は160円19銭から160円73銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1070ドルから1.1083ドル。
【経済指標】
・日・8月東京都区部消費者物価指数(生鮮食品除く)：前年比+2.4％（予想：+2.2％、7月：+2.2％）
・日・7月有効求人倍率：1.24倍（予想：1.23倍、6月：1.23倍）
・日・7月失業率：2.7％（予想：2.5％、6月：2.5％）
・08:50 7月鉱工業生産速報値：前月比+2.8％（予想：+3.5％、6月：-4.2％）
・豪・7月小売売上高：前月比0.0％（予想：+0.3％、6月：+0.5％）
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KH06R:0 | NI225 | Japan's Nikkei rises as tech shares gain | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T03:07:47+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KH06R:0-japan-s-nikkei-rises-as-tech-shares-gain/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:TOPIX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/topix-small'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:NVDA', 'base_logoid': 'nvidia'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6857', 'base_logoid': 'advantest'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:8035', 'base_logoid': 'tokyo-electron'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9984', 'base_logoid': 'softbank'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9843', 'base_logoid': 'nitori-holdings'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KH06R:0-japan-s-nikkei-rises-as-tech-shares-gain/ | EN | Japan's Nikkei share average advanced on Friday after the Dow notched a record closing high overnight, with technology stocks leading the gains.The Nikkei TVC:NI225 rose 0.58% to 38,585.43 by the midday break, but was flat for the week. The broader Topix TSE:TOPIX climbed 0.56% to 2,708.08 and was… | Japan's Nikkei share average advanced on Friday after the Dow notched a record closing high overnight, with technology stocks leading the gains.
The Nikkei TVC:NI225 rose 0.58% to 38,585.43 by the midday break, but was flat for the week. The broader Topix TSE:TOPIX climbed 0.56% to 2,708.08 and was up 0.3% for the week.
"The Dow's strong finish lifted domestic equities. Chip-related stocks rose despite a decline of the Nasdaq, which means Nvidia is no longer a market-moving cue," said Naoki Fujiwara, senior general manager at Shinkin Asset Management.
The Dow posted a record-high close on Thursday in mixed trading following robust U.S. economic data, while artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia NASDAQ:NVDA dropped after its largely in-line forecast failed to impress investors. The Nasdaq slipped 0.23%.
Nvidia's performance has been key for the Nikkei as most of its heavyweights are technology stocks.
Chip-testing equipment maker Advantest TSE:6857 jumped 2.67% to give the biggest boost to the Nikkei. Chip-making equipment maker Tokyo Electron TSE:8035 rose 0.57%. Technology start-up investor SoftBank Group TSE:9984 gained 2.5%.
Medical equipment maker Terumo 4543.T> fell 2.9% to weigh on the Nikkei the most, after news that its shareholders plan to sell 73.2 billion yen ($505.56 million) worth of shares to overseas investors.
Home interior goods retailer Nitori Holdings TSE:9843, which relies on imports for most materials, fell 3% to become the biggest percentage loser on the Nikkei after the yen weakened on Thursday.
Nitori shares have risen 25% so far this month, buoyed by a stronger yen. The Nikkei has declined 1.89% during the same period.
Of the 225 Nikkei components, 138 stocks rose and 85 fell, with two trading flat.
($1 = 144.7900 yen)
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te_news:426873:0 | USDJPY | Japanese Yen Heads for 2nd Monthly Gain | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-30T03:05:49+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426873:0-japanese-yen-heads-for-2nd-monthly-gain/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/te_news:426873:0-japanese-yen-heads-for-2nd-monthly-gain/ | EN | The Japanese yen traded around 144.7 per dollar on Friday and was set to advance for the second consecutive month amid diverging monetary policies between Japan and the US. Bank of Japan officials indicated that they are ready to raise interest rates again if the outlook for the economy and prices… | The Japanese yen traded around 144.7 per dollar on Friday and was set to advance for the second consecutive month amid diverging monetary policies between Japan and the US. Bank of Japan officials indicated that they are ready to raise interest rates again if the outlook for the economy and prices are realized.
In contrast, the Federal Reserve is widely expected to start cutting rates in September amid easing inflation and rising labor market risks in the US. Other major central banks in Europe and the Asia Pacific have also started their respective easing cycles amid moderating price pressures.
On the economic front, latest data showed that Tokyo’s core inflation rate, widely considered as a leading indicator of nationwide price trends, accelerated to 2.4% in August, higher than the 2.2% expected by analysts.
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urn:newsml:mtnewswires.com:20240829:G2408171:0 | NI225 | Japan's Unemployment Rate Rises to 2.7% in July | mt-newswires | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/mt-newswires/ | 2024-08-30T02:35:39+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/mtnewswires.com:20240829:G2408171:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/mtnewswires.com:20240829:G2408171:0/ | EN | Japan's unemployment rate rose to 2.7% in July compared with the previous month's 2.5%, according to government data released on Friday. The data showed that the number of employed declined slightly to a seasonally adjusted 67.66 million, while the jobless people increased to 1.87 million. | Japan's unemployment rate rose to 2.7% in July compared with the previous month's 2.5%, according to government data released on Friday.
The data showed that the number of employed declined slightly to a seasonally adjusted 67.66 million, while the jobless people increased to 1.87 million.
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urn:newsml:mtnewswires.com:20240829:G2408166:0 | NI225 | Tokyo Core CPI Rises to 2.4% in August | mt-newswires | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/mt-newswires/ | 2024-08-30T02:35:31+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/mtnewswires.com:20240829:G2408166:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/mtnewswires.com:20240829:G2408166:0/ | EN | Japan's Tokyo Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased to 2.4% year-on-year in August, up from 2.2% in July, according to data from the Japan Statistics Bureau. The Tokyo CPI excluding food and energy rose to 1.6% year-on-year, compared to 1.5% in July. | Japan's Tokyo Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased to 2.4% year-on-year in August, up from 2.2% in July, according to data from the Japan Statistics Bureau.
The Tokyo CPI excluding food and energy rose to 1.6% year-on-year, compared to 1.5% in July.
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fisco:11b1bdf258457:0 | NI225 | 日経平均前場引け：前日比222.90円高の38585.43円 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T02:34:14+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:11b1bdf258457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:11b1bdf258457:0/ | JA | 日経平均株価指数は、前日比222.90円高の38585.43円で前場引け。東京外国為替市場、ドル・円は11時33分現在、144.79円付近。 | 日経平均株価指数は、前日比222.90円高の38585.43円で前場引け。
東京外国為替市場、ドル・円は11時33分現在、144.79円付近。
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KH04X:0 | NI225 | Asia shares set for solid monthly gain, dollar slumps on growing US rate cut bets | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T02:29:33+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KH04X:0-asia-shares-set-for-solid-monthly-gain-dollar-slumps-on-growing-us-rate-cut-bets/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'CME_MINI:NQ1!', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nasdaq-100'}, {'symbol': 'CME_MINI:ES1!', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:NVDA', 'base_logoid': 'nvidia'}, {'symbol': 'KRX:KOSPI', 'base_logoid': 'indices/korea-composite-index'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:TOPIX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/topix-small'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'ICEEUR:BRN1!', 'base_logoid': 'crude-oil'}, {'symbol': 'NYMEX:CL1!', 'base_logoid': 'crude-oil'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:GOLD', 'base_logoid': 'metal/gold'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KH04X:0-asia-shares-set-for-solid-monthly-gain-dollar-slumps-on-growing-us-rate-cut-bets/ | EN | Asian stocks rose on Friday and were poised for a solid end to August while the dollar was staring at its worst monthly performance in nine months, on the view that the Federal Reserve is all but certain to cut interest rates next month.The release of the U.S. core personal consumption expenditures… | Asian stocks rose on Friday and were poised for a solid end to August while the dollar was staring at its worst monthly performance in nine months, on the view that the Federal Reserve is all but certain to cut interest rates next month.
The release of the U.S. core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, the Fed's preferred measure of inflation, as well as a reading on euro zone inflation later on Friday take centre stage, and would likely offer further clues on the rate outlook across major economies.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan (.MIAPJ0000PUS) was last up 0.44%, and was set for a gain of nearly 2% for the month.
U.S. stock futures extended Wall Street's positive run, with Nasdaq futures CME_MINI:NQ1! rising 0.25% and S&P futures CME_MINI:ES1! advancing 0.12%.
Solid growth and resilience in the world's largest economy trumped investors' disappointment on Nvidia's NASDAQ:NVDA underwhelming results, which had sent global technology stocks falling.
Taiwan's benchmark index TWSE:TAIEX and South Korea's KOSPI KRX:KOSPI, both tech-heavy indexes, recovered from Thursday's losses to last trade 0.35% and 0.62% higher, respectively.
"The U.S. data overnight undercut recession fears further," said Alvin Tan, head of Asia FX strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
Financial markets had a turbulent run in August, after a slew of weaker-than-expected U.S. economic data early in the month sparked fears of an impending recession, forcing investors to dump risky assets in search of safety.
The volatility was further exacerbated by the unwinding of yen-funded carry trades in the wake of the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) unexpected rate hike, leading to a massive selloff in global stocks on Aug. 5 that was reminiscent of the October 1987's "Black Monday".
Japan's Nikkei TVC:NI225 has since recovered from its early month collapse, though was still set to lose 1.4% for the month. It was last up 0.6% on Friday.
The broader Topix index TSE:TOPIX similarly gained 0.6%, though was headed for a monthly decline of more than 3%, its worst since December 2022.
Data on Friday showed core consumer prices in Japan's capital accelerated for a fourth straight month, keeping alive market expectations of further BOJ rate hikes in coming months.
"Amid stabilising market conditions, the market will undoubtedly be marking up its BOJ rate hike expectations in Q4," said RBC's Tan.
EASING CYCLE
The main focus for investors remains on the pace and scale of Fed rate cuts this year, with those bets further cemented after a chorus of Fed speakers signalled their intention to do so as early as next month.
Markets have priced in about 100 basis points worth of easing by the end of the year, with about a 32.5% chance of an outsized 50bp cut in September. (FEDWATCH)
That's left the dollar struggling as it eyed its sharpest monthly decline since November on Friday TVC:DXY.
Against the yen FX_IDC:USDJPY, the greenback last stood at 144.78 and was set to lose more than 3% for the month, as pressure eases on the Japanese currency on the prospect of narrowing interest rate differentials.
The euro FX:EURUSD ticked marginally higher to $1.1079, paring some of its 0.38% loss from the previous session after lower-than-expected German inflation data added to bets of further European Central Bank (ECB) rate cuts.
"Germany's obviously quite a big weight within the euro zone, so if we get a downside surprise on Germany, it can feed through into the bigger numbers," said Rob Carnell, ING's regional head of research for Asia-Pacific.
"The ECB have been a bit sort of humming and harring about a September cut, and whether or not there'll be more after that. It does make it look more likely."
In commodities, oil prices edged slightly higher as investors weighed supply concerns in the Middle East against signs of weakened demand.
Brent crude futures ICEEUR:BRN1! rose 0.06% to $79.99 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude NYMEX:CL1! futures gained 0.14% to $76.02.
Spot gold TVC:GOLD fell 0.23% to $2,515.25 an ounce, though was set for a 2.7% gain for the month, helped by the prospect of an imminent Fed easing cycle and a weaker dollar.
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DJN_DN20240829012548:0 | USDJPY | Global Forex and Fixed Income Roundup: Market Talk | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-30T02:04:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829012548:0/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829012548:0/ | EN | The latest Market Talks covering FX and Fixed Income. Published exclusively on Dow Jones Newswires throughout the day.0204 GMT - The Nikkei Stock Average rises 0.6% to 38587.45 in late morning trading amid risk-on sentiment after swinging between mild losses and gains earlier. U.S. economic data re… | The latest Market Talks covering FX and Fixed Income. Published exclusively on Dow Jones Newswires throughout the day.
0204 GMT - The Nikkei Stock Average rises 0.6% to 38587.45 in late morning trading amid risk-on sentiment after swinging between mild losses and gains earlier. U.S. economic data released Thursday have undermined recession fears further, Alvin T. Tan, head of Asia forex strategy at RBC Capital Markets, says in an email. The swaps market also continues to price in a more than 30 bps Fed rate cut in September, Tan adds. Among the best performers on the Nikkei, TDK rises 4.2% and Murata Manufacturing adds 3.6%. Terumo falls 2.6% after unveiling its plan for a secondary-share offering in overseas markets. USD/JPY is at 144.80, compared with 144.99 late Thursday in New York.(ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
0143 GMT - Yen strengthens against most other G-10 and Asian currencies in the morning session amid prospects of further rate increases by the Bank of Japan. Hotter-than-expected Tokyo inflation data released earlier should be the main focus for markets and the BOJ, economists at ING say in a note. The data place an October rate increase back on the table, though ING is keeping a December rate hike as a base-case scenario for now, the economists add. USD/JPY edges 0.1% lower to 144.82; AUD/JPY drops 0.2% to 98.38; EUR/JPY is down 0.1% at 160.41. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
0120 GMT - South Korea's headline inflation likely slowed in August largely due to a high comparison base a year earlier. The median forecast from a Wall Street Journal poll of 11 analysts is for a 2.0% on-year increase in the benchmark consumer-price index, following a 2.6% gain in July. The favorable base effect is expected to keep the CPI growth at the low-2% levels from August through October, Citigroup economists Jiuk Choi and Jin-Wook Kim say. Inflation may rebound in November as the base effect may taper off, they add. Inflation was well over 3% for most of 2H 2023. The August inflation data are due on Sept. 3. (kwanwoo.jun@wsj.com)
0028 GMT - JGBs fall in the early Tokyo session, tracking overnight losses in U.S. Treasurys. Domestic government bond prices may also be weighed by Japanese economic data released this morning that showed Tokyo CPI rose at a faster-than-expected pace in August. The renewed pick-up in Tokyo's underlying inflation is consistent with Capital Economics' view that the BOJ will raise rates further in October, says Marcel Thieliant, head of Asia-Pacific at Capital Economics, in a note. JGB 10-year yield is up 2 bps at 0.905%. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
0023 GMT - South Korea's benchmark Kospi rises 0.4% to 2673.10 in early trade, as electronics, auto and defense stocks advance. Institutional investors are net buyers. Home-appliance giant LG Electronics rises 3.2% after its holding company decided to raise its controlling stake with more stock purchases. Carmaker Hyundai Motor adds 1.7%. Fighter-jet maker Korea Aerospace Industries gains 2.8%. Meanwhile, construction-equipment maker Doosan Bobcat falls 2.7% after its parent canceled a plan to merge it with a robotics affiliate. USD/KRW is 0.2% higher at 1,335.10. The benchmark 10-year government bond yield is up 2.1 bps at 3.075%. (kwanwoo.jun@wsj.com)
0017 GMT - Japan's Nikkei Stock Average is little changed at 38379.06 amid mixed Wall Street's performance overnight. Local equity markets could also be vulnerable to some volatility caused by month-end portfolio balancing by investors on the last trading day of August. Market conditions will probably be somewhat choppy as risks surrounding the artificial-intelligence theme become increasingly two-sided, says Michael Brown, senior research strategist at Pepperstone, in a commentary. Mitsubishi Electric rises 4.2% and Fujikura adds 3.5%. Terumo falls 4.1% after unveiling plan for secondary-share offering in the overseas markets. USD/JPY is at 144.78, compared with 144.99 late Thursday in New York. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
2339 GMT - Japanese shares may rise, aided by risk-on sentiment spurred by the Dow Jones Industrial Average notching its 25th record high of the year on Thursday. However, domestic equity markets could be vulnerable to some volatility caused by month-end portfolio balancing by investors on the last trading day of August. Nikkei futures are 95 points higher at 38440 on SGX. USD/JPY is at 145.01, compared with 144.99 late Thursday in New York. The Nikkei Stock Average closed flat at 38362.53 on Thursday. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
1950 GMT - Treasury yields rise after GDP and labor data indicated the U.S. economy was strong earlier this year and layoffs remain contained. A second estimate of 2Q GDP growth increased to 3% from 2.8%, versus the 1Q. Meanwhile, weekly jobless claims declined to 231,000 from 233,000. Tomorrow, 12-month PCE inflation is expected to remain at 2.5%. CME data shows 65.5% odds of a 25-basis point Fed cut in September and 34.5% odds of a 50-b.p. cut. August payrolls are due next week. Today, the 10-year yield gains 0.027 percentage point, to 3.866%, and the two-year rises 0.025 p.p., to 3.892%. Both are on track to a monthly decline. (paulo.trevisani@wsj.com; @ptrevisani)
1801 GMT - U.S. mortgage rates decline as the Fed tees up interest rate cuts, but it isn't doing much to boost home sales, Pantheon's Oliver Allen says in a note. Freddie Mac says the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is averaging 6.35%, down from 7.18% a year ago. It should be a tailwind for the housing market, but "worries about the labor market and economy are pushing strongly in the other direction," Allen says. "We expect housing market activity to pick up only gradually from here." He says current mortgages remain much higher than the rates many U.S. homeowners locked in during the pandemic, curbing the supply of homes for sale. (paulo.trevisani@wsj.com; @ptrevisani)
1651 GMT - The monthly housing payment for the typical U.S. starter home that sold in July was $1,981, up 4.4% from a year earlier, says Redfin. That means homebuyers must earn $79,252 annually to afford the typical starter home, just a few hundred dollars shy of last October's high. Americans need to earn more than a year ago--and much more than before the pandemic--to afford a starter home because mortgage rates are elevated and home prices are near record highs. The average mortgage rate was 6.85% in July, down slightly from its springtime peak but still more than double pandemic-era lows. The typical starter home sold for a record $250,000 in July, up 4.2% year over year. The typical U.S. household earns about $83,966, just barely more than necessary to afford a starter home.(chris.wack@wsj.com)
1608 GMT - U.S. employment is likely to rebound in August, Capital Economics' Thomas Ryan says in a report. He forecasts "a healthier 170,000 gain in non-farm payrolls" and estimates the unemployment rate at 4.2%, down from July's 4.3%. That "would be consistent with a 25bp rate cut by the Fed next month," he says. A lower-than-expected 114,000 July payrolls print triggered calls for a 50-basis point cut. Among other factors, Ryan sees 30,000 jobs being added this month "as the impact of the hurricane distortion is reversed." The decline in unemployment is mainly attributed to a return of workers temporarily laid off in the auto sector. August nonfarm payrolls report is due Sept. 6. (paulo.trevisani@wsj.com; @ptrevisani)
1532 GMT - Goldman Sachs Asset Management expects the Federal Reserve to initiate a series of three consecutive 25 basis-point rate cuts in September, November and December, Gurpreet Garewal, macro strategist for fixed income and liquidity solutions, says in a note. Further signs of labor-market weakness in next week's August jobs report could prompt the Fed to begin with a more aggressive 50 basis-point cut, however, she says. Money markets price in 100 basis points of rate cuts by the Fed for this year, according to Refinitiv. (emese.bartha@wsj.com)
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DJN_DN20240829012546:0 | USDJPY | Nikkei Rises 0.6% Amid Risk-On Sentiment — Market Talk | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-30T02:04:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829012546:0/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829012546:0/ | EN | The Nikkei Stock Average rises 0.6% to 38587.45 in late morning trading amid risk-on sentiment after swinging between mild losses and gains earlier. U.S. economic data released Thursday have undermined recession fears further, Alvin T. Tan, head of Asia forex strategy at RBC Capital Markets, says i… | The Nikkei Stock Average rises 0.6% to 38587.45 in late morning trading amid risk-on sentiment after swinging between mild losses and gains earlier. U.S. economic data released Thursday have undermined recession fears further, Alvin T. Tan, head of Asia forex strategy at RBC Capital Markets, says in an email. The swaps market also continues to price in a more than 30 bps Fed rate cut in September, Tan adds. Among the best performers on the Nikkei, TDK rises 4.2% and Murata Manufacturing adds 3.6%. Terumo falls 2.6% after unveiling its plan for a secondary-share offering in overseas markets. USD/JPY is at 144.80, compared with 144.99 late Thursday in New York.(ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
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macenews:1636c6655094b:0 | NI225 | Killer Heat Wave Boosts Consumer Inflation in July, Hitting Many Households as Government Ends Utility Subsidies | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-30T01:49:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:1636c6655094b:0-killer-heat-wave-boosts-consumer-inflation-in-july-hitting-many-households-as-government-ends-utility-subsidies/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:1636c6655094b:0-killer-heat-wave-boosts-consumer-inflation-in-july-hitting-many-households-as-government-ends-utility-subsidies/ | EN | --Retail Sales Up on Seasonal Demand but Somewhat Slower as It is Dangerous to Stay Outdoors for Long--Factory Output Rebounds, Government Upgrades View--Unemployment Rate Up on Surge in Quits for Better Positions Amid Widespread Labor Shortages(MaceNews) – The killer heat wave is wreaking havoc ac… | --Retail Sales Up on Seasonal Demand but Somewhat Slower as It is Dangerous to Stay Outdoors for Long
--Factory Output Rebounds, Government Upgrades View
--Unemployment Rate Up on Surge in Quits for Better Positions Amid Widespread Labor Shortages
(MaceNews) – The killer heat wave is wreaking havoc across Japan, claiming many lives and sending others to hospitals. It also boosted consumer prices at a time when many households are being hit by higher utility bills, data released Friday showed.
Consumer inflation in Tokyo, the leading indicator of the national average, came in firmer than expected in August but that doesn't mean the Bank of Japan will have to raise interest rates at a faster pace as its policy stance is linked to its own estimate of medium-term inflation expectations, not to lagging indicators.
The core CPI (excluding fresh food), closely watched by the central bank, rose 2.4% on year, just above the consensus call of a 2.3% increase, following a 2.2% gain in July, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.
The government ended its 18-month-long subsidies in June for July bill payments and dangerously high temperatures around 40 degrees Celsius boosted durable goods prices including air conditioners. But seeing his popularity slide further, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida revived a similar scheme for three months ending in October when heat and humidity tend to linger.
Later Kishida announced that he would not seek re-election at the Liberal Democratic Party leadership convention in late September, taking the blame for widespread political funding scandals at the ruling party, a key factor behind sluggish voter support for the administration.
A surge in fresh food prices drove the year-on-year rise in the total CPI to 2.6% from July's 2.2% as the heat wave caused an unusual short supply of rice, leading to the sharpest price markup for the primary staple in 20 years. The annual rate for the core-core CPI (excluding fresh food and energy) crept up to 1.6% from 1.5% in July. The costs for processed food markups picked up again after easing in recent months.
Meantime, Japanese payrolls posted their 24th straight rise on year in July amid widespread labor shortages while the unemployment rate unexpectedly worsened to 2.7% from 2.5% in June but that's because a lot more people quit to look for better openings and people began to look for work again after a brief lull, data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
Sharp gains in medical/welfare and academic/tech services led the employment gain. Manufactures and transporters continued trimming jobs from year-earlier levels. The construction industry resumed hiring.
In its monthly economic report released Thursday, the government continued to describe employment conditions as "showing signs of improvement." It upgraded its overall economic assessment for the first time in six months, noting consumer spending is supported by wage hikes and temporary income tax credits, but the change in wording is subtle and it continues to say the economy is recovering "moderately."
Looking at corporate activity, industrial production rebounded 2.8% on the month in July after slumping a downwardly revised 4.2% in June following a 3.6% gain in May, data from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry showed. The increase was widespread (14 out of 15 industries) led by telecom equipment and production machines but it was softer than the median economist forecast of a 3.7% rise.
Going forward, the METI's survey of producers indicated output is set to show a setback, down 0.9% in August and a further 3.3% in September, largely in payback for July’s rebound.
From a year earlier, factory output rebounded 2.7 percent, as largely expected, following a downwardly revised 7.9% plunge in June and a 1.1% rise in May.
The ministry upgraded its assessment, saying industrial output is "taking one step forward and one step back." Previously, it said output "has weakened while taking one step forward and one step back."
The METI repeated that it will keep a close watch on the effects of global economic growth but dropped its reference to automobile production. There was concern over the impact of partial shutdown at some of Toyota factories following more revelations of false safety test records in June, this time at Toyota Motor itself, instead of its subsidiaries. Suspended output at Toyota group firms over a safety test scandal earlier this year triggered a widespread slump beyond the auto industry, hurting consumption and business investment and leading to contraction in first quarter GDP.
In another METI report, retail sales rose 2.6% on the year in July for a 29th straight increase as largely expected. Record high temperatures in many regions boosted demand for air conditioners, refrigerators and beverages, but the pace of increase moderated from a 3.8% gain as it was not safe to stay outdoors for long.
On the month, retail sales marked their fourth rise in a row, edging up 0.2%, as expected, after rising 0.6% in June. The METI maintained its assessment after upgrading it for the second straight month for the June data, saying retail sales are "on an uptrend."
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DJN_DN20240829012517:0 | USDJPY | Yen Strengthens Slightly Amid BOJ Rate-Increase Prospects — Market Talk | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-30T01:43:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829012517:0/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829012517:0/ | EN | Yen strengthens against most other G-10 and Asian currencies in the morning session amid prospects of further rate increases by the Bank of Japan. Hotter-than-expected Tokyo inflation data released earlier should be the main focus for markets and the BOJ, economists at ING say in a note. The data p… | Yen strengthens against most other G-10 and Asian currencies in the morning session amid prospects of further rate increases by the Bank of Japan. Hotter-than-expected Tokyo inflation data released earlier should be the main focus for markets and the BOJ, economists at ING say in a note. The data place an October rate increase back on the table, though ING is keeping a December rate hike as a base-case scenario for now, the economists add. USD/JPY edges 0.1% lower to 144.82; AUD/JPY drops 0.2% to 98.38; EUR/JPY is down 0.1% at 160.41. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
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fisco:143d142358457:0 | USDJPY | 東京為替：ドル・円は144円台後半で推移、やや下げ渋る状態が続く | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T01:19:44+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:143d142358457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/fisco:143d142358457:0/ | JA | 30日午前の東京市場でドル・円は144円80銭近辺で推移。145円07銭まで買われた後、144円66銭まで下落。ただ、144円台前半には顧客筋などからのドル買い注文が入っており、アジア市場でドルが144円近辺まで下落する可能性は低いとみられる。ここまでの取引レンジは144円66銭－145円07銭、ユーロ・ドルはもみ合い、1.1075ドルから1.1083ドルで推移。ユーロ・円は伸び悩み、160円73銭から160円32銭まで値下がり。 | 30日午前の東京市場でドル・円は144円80銭近辺で推移。145円07銭まで買われた後、144円66銭まで下落。ただ、144円台前半には顧客筋などからのドル買い注文が入っており、アジア市場でドルが144円近辺まで下落する可能性は低いとみられる。ここまでの取引レンジは144円66銭－145円07銭、ユーロ・ドルはもみ合い、1.1075ドルから1.1083ドルで推移。ユーロ・円は伸び悩み、160円73銭から160円32銭まで値下がり。
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te_news:426854:0 | NI225 | Japanese Shares Set to End Volatile Month Flat | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-30T01:13:21+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426854:0-japanese-shares-set-to-end-volatile-month-flat/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/te_news:426854:0-japanese-shares-set-to-end-volatile-month-flat/ | EN | The Nikkei 225 Index rose 0.4% to above 38,500 while the broader Topix Index gained 0.5% to 2,707 on Friday, with both benchmarks set to end August nearly flat after recovering most of the losses at the start of the month.Analysts attributed the steep selloff in early August to the Bank of Japan’s… | The Nikkei 225 Index rose 0.4% to above 38,500 while the broader Topix Index gained 0.5% to 2,707 on Friday, with both benchmarks set to end August nearly flat after recovering most of the losses at the start of the month.
Analysts attributed the steep selloff in early August to the Bank of Japan’s hawkish shift that led to a strong yen rally and rapid unwinding of carry trades, as well as US recession fears.
However, Japan’s robust economy, strong corporate outlook and optimism around AI and the broader technology provided support to local equities.
On Friday, investors digested a slew of domestic data including unemployment, industrial production and retail sales for July, as well as Tokyo’s inflation figures for August. Notable performances were seen from Disco Corp (2%), SoftBank Group (2.3%), Toyota Motor (2.1%), Hitachi (1.8%) and Rakuten Group (1.6%).
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH011:0 | USDJPY | Dollar set to snap 5-week losing streak as Fed cut bets pared | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T01:12:12+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH011:0-dollar-set-to-snap-5-week-losing-streak-as-fed-cut-bets-pared/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'TVC:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:GBPUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/GB'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCAD', 'logoid': 'country/CA', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH011:0-dollar-set-to-snap-5-week-losing-streak-as-fed-cut-bets-pared/ | EN | The dollar traded near a one-week high versus major peers on Friday, on track to snap a five-week losing run, after robust economic data pared bets for aggressive Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.The euro languished close to a two-week low to the dollar as cooling inflation in Germany and Spain b… | The dollar traded near a one-week high versus major peers on Friday, on track to snap a five-week losing run, after robust economic data pared bets for aggressive Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.
The euro languished close to a two-week low to the dollar as cooling inflation in Germany and Spain boosted the case for European Central Bank easing.
The yen held near the closely watched 145 per dollar level after weakening on Thursday, as the greenback tracked a rise in U.S. Treasury yields.
The Japanese currency largely ignored data on Friday showing core consumer prices in Tokyo climbing at a faster than expected 2.4% in August, again topping the Bank of Japan's 2% target, although a measure that also strips out energy costs rose by just 1.6%.
Overnight, U.S. data showed gross domestic product (GDP) grew a 3.0% annualised rate in the second quarter, an upward revision from the 2.8% rate reported last month. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast GDP would be unrevised.
"That's been the market mover from the price action overnight, particularly when you look at currencies and U.S. Treasury yields," said Rodrigo Catril, senior FX strategist at National Australia Bank, referring to the GDP reading.
"The takeaway there - the highlight - is that the consumer was stronger than had previously been thought," he added. "The exceptionalism of the U.S. was still evident in Q2."
Traders now more strongly favour a quarter-point Fed rate reduction on Sept. 18, laying only 34% odds of a 50-basis point (bp) cut, down from 38% a day earlier, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
The U.S. dollar index TVC:DXY - which measures the currency against a basket of six major peers - was little changed at 101.34 as of 0032 GMT, after rising 0.36% on Thursday and touching the highest since Aug. 22 at 101.58.
It's on course for a 0.66% gain this week, which would be its best week since the start of August and snap a five-week losing streak. Over August though, it's set for a 2.6% drop, which would be its worst month since November.
The dollar eased 0.14% to 144.78 yen FX_IDC:USDJPY, after rising as high as 145.55 overnight for the first time since Aug. 23.
The euro FX:EURUSD was flat at $1.1082 and dropped as low as $1.10555 on Thursday. Later in the day, more consumer inflation readings from around Europe are due, including France, Italy and the euro zone as a whole.
The United States also sees the release of the core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge.
Sterling FX:GBPUSD was steady at $1.31655 after dipping to $1.3146 overnight for the first time since Aug. 23.
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fisco:18c8337608457:0 | NI225 | 日経平均は25円高でスタート、フジクラやソフトバンクGなどが上昇 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T01:03:27+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:18c8337608457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TSE:5803', 'base_logoid': 'fujikura'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6503', 'base_logoid': 'mitsubishi'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6702', 'base_logoid': 'fujitsu'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9984', 'base_logoid': 'softbank'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6594', 'base_logoid': 'nidec'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6098', 'base_logoid': 'recruit'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:7936', 'base_logoid': 'asics'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6981', 'base_logoid': 'murata-manufacturing'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:7012', 'base_logoid': 'kawasaki-heavy-industries'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6723', 'base_logoid': 'renesas-electronics'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:8001', 'base_logoid': 'itochu'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:8766', 'base_logoid': 'tokio-marine'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9501', 'base_logoid': 'tokyo-electric-power'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:4543', 'base_logoid': 'terumo'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6323', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'TSE:3498', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6920', 'base_logoid': 'lasertec'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:8697', 'base_logoid': 'japan-exchange-group'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6861', 'base_logoid': 'keyence'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:3382', 'base_logoid': 'seven-and-i-holdings'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9432', 'base_logoid': 'nippon-tel'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:9433', 'base_logoid': 'kddi'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:6857', 'base_logoid': 'advantest'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:8035', 'base_logoid': 'tokyo-electron'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:18c8337608457:0/ | JA | [日経平均株価・TOPIX（表）]日経平均;38388.04;+25.51TOPIX;2695.80;+2.78[寄り付き概況] 30日の日経平均は25.51円高の38388.04円と反発して取引を開始した。前日29日の米国株式市場はまちまち。ダウ平均は243.63ドル高の41335.05ドル、ナスダックは39.60ポイント安の17516.43で取引を終了した。4-6月期国内総生産（GDP）、個人消費改定値が予想を上回り、寄り付き後、上昇。国内経済や労働市場、消費の堅調さが示され、景気見通しの改善で相場は続伸した。終盤にかけ、金利高や半導体メーカー、エヌビディア（NVDA）の下落が重しとなり… | [日経平均株価・TOPIX（表）]
日経平均;38388.04;+25.51
TOPIX;2695.80;+2.78
[寄り付き概況]
30日の日経平均は25.51円高の38388.04円と反発して取引を開始した。前日29日の米国株式市場はまちまち。ダウ平均は243.63ドル高の41335.05ドル、ナスダックは39.60ポイント安の17516.43で取引を終了した。4-6月期国内総生産（GDP）、個人消費改定値が予想を上回り、寄り付き後、上昇。国内経済や労働市場、消費の堅調さが示され、景気見通しの改善で相場は続伸した。終盤にかけ、金利高や半導体メーカー、エヌビディア（NVDA）の下落が重しとなりナスダックが下落に転じるとダウも失速したが、過去最高値を更新して終了した。
今日の東京株式市場は、やや買いが先行した。昨日の米株式市場でダウ平均が上昇したことが東京市場の株価の支えとなった。また、このところの日経平均が朝方軟調の後に底堅く推移することが多いことから、株価の腰の強さを指摘する向きもあった。一方、昨日の米株式市場ではハイテク株比率が高いナスダック総合指数や、主要な半導体関連銘柄で構成するフィラデルフィア半導体株指数（SOX指数）が下落しており、東京市場でハイテク株や半導体関連株の株価の重しとなった。また、米国で今晩、7月の米個人所得・個人消費支出（PCE）など注目度の高い経済指標が発表されることから、これらを見極めたいとして積極的な買いを見送る向きもあり、寄り後、日経平均は昨日の終値をはさんで推移している。
なお、取引開始前に発表された8月の東京都区部消費者物価指数（CPI・中旬速報値）は、生鮮食品を除く総合指数が前年同月比2.4％上昇した。QUICKがまとめた市場予想の中央値は同2.2％上昇だった。同じく取引開始前に発表された7月の完全失業率（季節調整値）は2.7％となり前月比0.2ポイント上昇した。QUICKがまとめた市場予想の中央値は2.5％だった。7月の有効求人倍率（季節調整値）は1.24倍で前月から0.01ポイント上昇した。QUICKがまとめた市場予想の中央値は1.23倍だった。また、7月の鉱工業生産指数（季節調整済み）速報値は前月比2.8％上昇だった。QUICKがまとめた民間予測の中央値は同3.4％上昇だった。
セクター別では、非鉄金属、石油石炭製品、海運業、電気・ガス業、医薬品などが値上がり率上位、不動産業、精密機器、陸運業、小売業、輸送用機器などが値下がり率上位に並んでいる。
東証プライムの売買代金上位では、フジクラTSE:5803、三菱電TSE:6503、富士通TSE:6702、ソフトバンクGTSE:9984、ニデックTSE:6594、リクルートHDTSE:6098、アシックスTSE:7936、村田製TSE:6981、川崎重TSE:7012、ルネサスTSE:6723、伊藤忠TSE:8001、東京海上TSE:8766、東電力HDTSE:9501などが上昇。他方、テルモTSE:4543、ローツェTSE:6323、霞ヶ関キャピタルTSE:3498、レーザーテックTSE:6920、JPXTSE:8697、キーエンスTSE:6861、7＆iHDTSE:3382、NTTTSE:9432、KDDITSE:9433、アドバンテストTSE:6857、東エレクTSE:8035などが下落している。
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forexlive:759985e10094b:0 | USDJPY | Australia's S&P/ASX200 index and Japan's Nikkei 225 rise by 0.36% in early trading | forexlive | https://www.forexlive.com/ | 2024-08-30T00:51:52+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/forexlive:759985e10094b:0-australia-s-s-p-asx200-index-and-japan-s-nikkei-225-rise-by-0-36-in-early-trading/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}] | /news/forexlive:759985e10094b:0-australia-s-s-p-asx200-index-and-japan-s-nikkei-225-rise-by-0-36-in-early-trading/ | EN | Australia's S&P/ASX200 index and Japan's Nikkei are trading higher by about 0.36% in early trading.Japan's retail sales came in weaker than expected at 2.6% versus 2.8%. Duction was also weaker at 2.8% versus 3.6% forecast. The unemployment rate was also higher at 2.7% versus 2.5%. So weaker than e… | Australia's S&P/ASX200 index and Japan's Nikkei are trading higher by about 0.36% in early trading.
Japan's retail sales came in weaker than expected at 2.6% versus 2.8%. Duction was also weaker at 2.8% versus 3.6% forecast. The unemployment rate was also higher at 2.7% versus 2.5%.
So weaker than expected data from manufacturing and for the consumer.
On the price side, Tokyo core CPI came in higher than expected at 2.4% versus .2% estimate.
THe USDJPY has dipped to new lows in the current hour but remains in the middle of the 100-hour MA below at 144.46, and the 200 hour MA at 145.124. The current price is at 144.83 after trading as low as 144.74
For the AUDUSD, it is trading in a 8 pip trading range for the new trading day. The sideways price action is allowing the 100 hour MA (rising) to start to catch up to the price. The 100 hour MA comes in at 0.6786 the current price is at 0.6795. Yesterday and on Wednesday, the low prices found support buyers against the 100 hour MA - keeping the buyers in more control. It will take a move below to increase the bearish bias technically.
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH00Y:0 | USDJPY | USD/JPY pop higher again rejected, back on 144 | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T00:39:39+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH00Y:0-usd-jpy-pop-higher-again-rejected-back-on-144/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH00Y:0-usd-jpy-pop-higher-again-rejected-back-on-144/ | EN | null | USD/JPY up to 145.55 EBS overnight on data showing US economy resilient
US rates up some as result, Tsy 2s to 3.908%, 10s to 3.888%, off bit since
JGB ylds steady to firm, 2s @0.369%, 10s @0.902%, trend for narrower diffs
USD/JPY upside again limited however, pop higher yesterday rejected
Off from overnight high, Asia so far 144.77-145.06 but downside limited?
More key US PCE data due tonight and market cautious, importer fix demand
Month-end and good two-way demand eyed at Tokyo fix today, more importers?
Option expiries today 144.00-05 $566 mln, 144.40-50 $666 mln
Also 145.00-05 $833 mln, could help cap or exert gravitational pull
Massive expiries scheduled at this strike too next week
Thin conditions to persist ahead of long US labor day weekend
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fisco:c1d7e48508457:0 | USDJPY | 東京為替：ドル・円は144円台後半で推移、144円台前半に顧客筋などからのドル買い注文も | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T00:37:31+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:c1d7e48508457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/fisco:c1d7e48508457:0/ | JA | 30日午前の東京市場でドル・円は144円80銭台で推移。145円07銭まで買われた後、144円75銭まで下落。144円台前半には顧客筋などからのドル買い注文が入っており、アジア市場でドルが144円近辺まで下落する可能性は低いとみられる。ここまでの取引レンジは144円75銭－145円07銭、ユーロ・ドルはもみ合い、1.1075ドルから1.1083ドルで推移。ユーロ・円は伸び悩み、160円73銭から160円38銭まで値下がり。 | 30日午前の東京市場でドル・円は144円80銭台で推移。145円07銭まで買われた後、144円75銭まで下落。144円台前半には顧客筋などからのドル買い注文が入っており、アジア市場でドルが144円近辺まで下落する可能性は低いとみられる。ここまでの取引レンジは144円75銭－145円07銭、ユーロ・ドルはもみ合い、1.1075ドルから1.1083ドルで推移。ユーロ・円は伸び悩み、160円73銭から160円38銭まで値下がり。
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te_news:426850:0 | SPX | US Futures Steady Ahead of PCE Inflation Report | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-30T00:26:24+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426850:0-us-futures-steady-ahead-of-pce-inflation-report/ | null | [{'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SMAYXOR_GEX:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SZILKA88_TANUKI:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/te_news:426850:0-us-futures-steady-ahead-of-pce-inflation-report/ | EN | US stock futures held steady on Friday as investors prepared for the latest PCE price index report, which is the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge.The market is looking for confirmation that prices are on a downward trend so the Fed can start cutting interest rates in September.In regular… | US stock futures held steady on Friday as investors prepared for the latest PCE price index report, which is the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge.
The market is looking for confirmation that prices are on a downward trend so the Fed can start cutting interest rates in September.
In regular trading on Thursday, the Dow rose 0.59% to close at an all-time high.
Meanwhile, the S&P 500 ended flat and the Nasdaq Composite shed 0.23%.
Data released on Thursday showed that the US economy grew 3% in the second quarter, up from 2.8% in the initial estimate and 1.4% in the first quarter.
On the corporate front, Nvidia shares dropped 6.4% as the AI chipmaker’s revenue and earnings beats were softer than investors were hoping for, raising concerns about whether the AI boom has peaked.
In after-hours trading, Ulta Beauty fell 7.2% on weak quarterly results, while Lululemon and Dell gained 4.2% and 3.3%, respectively, on better-than-expected quarterly numbers.
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DJN_DN20240829012336:0 | USDJPY | Nikkei Steady Amid Mixed Wall Street's Performance — Market Talk | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-30T00:17:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829012336:0/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829012336:0/ | EN | Japan's Nikkei Stock Average is little changed at 38379.06 amid mixed Wall Street's performance overnight. Local equity markets could also be vulnerable to some volatility caused by month-end portfolio balancing by investors on the last trading day of August. Market conditions will probably be some… | Japan's Nikkei Stock Average is little changed at 38379.06 amid mixed Wall Street's performance overnight. Local equity markets could also be vulnerable to some volatility caused by month-end portfolio balancing by investors on the last trading day of August. Market conditions will probably be somewhat choppy as risks surrounding the artificial-intelligence theme become increasingly two-sided, says Michael Brown, senior research strategist at Pepperstone, in a commentary. Mitsubishi Electric rises 4.2% and Fujikura adds 3.5%. Terumo falls 4.1% after unveiling plan for secondary-share offering in the overseas markets. USD/JPY is at 144.78, compared with 144.99 late Thursday in New York. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
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DJN_DN20240829012338:0 | USDJPY | Global Forex and Fixed Income Roundup: Market Talk | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-30T00:17:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829012338:0/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829012338:0/ | EN | The latest Market Talks covering FX and Fixed Income. Published exclusively on Dow Jones Newswires throughout the day.2017 ET - Japan's Nikkei Stock Average is little changed at 38379.06 amid mixed Wall Street's performance overnight. Local equity markets could also be vulnerable to some volatility… | The latest Market Talks covering FX and Fixed Income. Published exclusively on Dow Jones Newswires throughout the day.
2017 ET - Japan's Nikkei Stock Average is little changed at 38379.06 amid mixed Wall Street's performance overnight. Local equity markets could also be vulnerable to some volatility caused by month-end portfolio balancing by investors on the last trading day of August. Market conditions will probably be somewhat choppy as risks surrounding the artificial-intelligence theme become increasingly two-sided, says Michael Brown, senior research strategist at Pepperstone, in a commentary. Mitsubishi Electric rises 4.2% and Fujikura adds 3.5%. Terumo falls 4.1% after unveiling plan for secondary-share offering in the overseas markets. USD/JPY is at 144.78, compared with 144.99 late Thursday in New York. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
1939 ET - Japanese shares may rise, aided by risk-on sentiment spurred by the Dow Jones Industrial Average notching its 25th record high of the year on Thursday. However, domestic equity markets could be vulnerable to some volatility caused by month-end portfolio balancing by investors on the last trading day of August. Nikkei futures are 95 points higher at 38440 on SGX. USD/JPY is at 145.01, compared with 144.99 late Thursday in New York. The Nikkei Stock Average closed flat at 38362.53 on Thursday. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
1550 ET - Treasury yields rise after GDP and labor data indicated the U.S. economy was strong earlier this year and layoffs remain contained. A second estimate of 2Q GDP growth increased to 3% from 2.8%, versus the 1Q. Meanwhile, weekly jobless claims declined to 231,000 from 233,000. Tomorrow, 12-month PCE inflation is expected to remain at 2.5%. CME data shows 65.5% odds of a 25-basis point Fed cut in September and 34.5% odds of a 50-b.p. cut. August payrolls are due next week. Today, the 10-year yield gains 0.027 percentage point, to 3.866%, and the two-year rises 0.025 p.p., to 3.892%. Both are on track to a monthly decline. (paulo.trevisani@wsj.com; @ptrevisani)
1401 ET - U.S. mortgage rates decline as the Fed tees up interest rate cuts, but it isn't doing much to boost home sales, Pantheon's Oliver Allen says in a note. Freddie Mac says the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is averaging 6.35%, down from 7.18% a year ago. It should be a tailwind for the housing market, but "worries about the labor market and economy are pushing strongly in the other direction," Allen says. "We expect housing market activity to pick up only gradually from here." He says current mortgages remain much higher than the rates many U.S. homeowners locked in during the pandemic, curbing the supply of homes for sale. (paulo.trevisani@wsj.com; @ptrevisani)
1251 ET - The monthly housing payment for the typical U.S. starter home that sold in July was $1,981, up 4.4% from a year earlier, says Redfin. That means homebuyers must earn $79,252 annually to afford the typical starter home, just a few hundred dollars shy of last October's high. Americans need to earn more than a year ago--and much more than before the pandemic--to afford a starter home because mortgage rates are elevated and home prices are near record highs. The average mortgage rate was 6.85% in July, down slightly from its springtime peak but still more than double pandemic-era lows. The typical starter home sold for a record $250,000 in July, up 4.2% year over year. The typical U.S. household earns about $83,966, just barely more than necessary to afford a starter home.(chris.wack@wsj.com)
1208 ET - U.S. employment is likely to rebound in August, Capital Economics' Thomas Ryan says in a report. He forecasts "a healthier 170,000 gain in non-farm payrolls" and estimates the unemployment rate at 4.2%, down from July's 4.3%. That "would be consistent with a 25bp rate cut by the Fed next month," he says. A lower-than-expected 114,000 July payrolls print triggered calls for a 50-basis point cut. Among other factors, Ryan sees 30,000 jobs being added this month "as the impact of the hurricane distortion is reversed." The decline in unemployment is mainly attributed to a return of workers temporarily laid off in the auto sector. August nonfarm payrolls report is due Sept. 6. (paulo.trevisani@wsj.com; @ptrevisani)
1132 ET - Goldman Sachs Asset Management expects the Federal Reserve to initiate a series of three consecutive 25 basis-point rate cuts in September, November and December, Gurpreet Garewal, macro strategist for fixed income and liquidity solutions, says in a note. Further signs of labor-market weakness in next week's August jobs report could prompt the Fed to begin with a more aggressive 50 basis-point cut, however, she says. Money markets price in 100 basis points of rate cuts by the Fed for this year, according to Refinitiv. (emese.bartha@wsj.com)
1131 ET — Goldman Sachs AM expects the Federal Reserve to initiate a series of three consecutive 25-basis-point rate cuts in September, November and December, Gurpreet Garewal, macro strategist for fixed income and liquidity solutions, says in a note. "However, we acknowledge that further signs of labor market weakness in the upcoming August jobs report could lead the Fed to kick off its easing cycle with a more aggressive 50-basis-point cut at September's meeting, she says. Money markets have priced in 100 basis points of rate cuts by the Fed for this year, according to Refinitiv. (emese.bartha@wsj.com)11:25 — U.S. high-yield credit in the autos, aerospace and energy sectors are likely to underperform if Kamala Harris wins the U.S. election, UBS Global Research strategists say in a note. "We see autos again underperforming, ditto aerospace or defense on a less supportive agenda for defense spending, and energy on a more constrained agenda around production and regulation," they say. The autos sector is likely to be affected by the shift to the "less profitable" electric vehicles, the strategists say. The U.S. investment-grade basic industry, capital goods and utilities are expected to outperform if Harris wins the election, likely on the preservation of the Inflation Reduction Act and other Biden-era stimulus policies, UBS says. (miriam.mukuru@wsj.com)
1125 ET - Goldman Sachs Asset Management sees strategic opportunities in positioning for a steepening U.S. Treasury yield curve, Gurpreet Garewal, macro strategist for fixed income and liquidity solutions, says in a note. "Both the Federal Reserve and the market seem aligned on where the policy rate will settle by 2025, but the market expects a more front-loaded approach to rate cuts in the near term," Garewal says, adding that Goldman Sachs AM has sympathy with this view. Over the next year, Goldman Sachs AM anticipates a total of around 2 percentage points in rate cuts, bringing the policy rate closer to neutral rate estimates which range between 2.5% and 3%. (emese.bartha@wsj.com)
1118 ET — Goldman Sachs Asset Management sees strategic opportunities in positioning for a steepening U.S. Treasury yield curve, Gurpreet Garewal, macro strategist for fixed income and liquidity solutions, says in a note. "Both the Federal Reserve and the market seem aligned on where the policy rate will settle by 2025, but the market expects a more front-loaded approach to rate cuts in the near term," Garewal says, adding that Goldman Sachs AM has a sympathy with this view. Over the next year, Goldman Sachs AM anticipates a total of around 2 percentage points in cuts, bringing the policy rate closer to neutral rate estimates, which range between 2.5% and 3%. (emese.bartha@wsj.com)
1118 ET - U.S. high-yield credit in the autos, aerospace, and energy sectors are likely to underperform if Kamala Harris wins the U.S. election, UBS Global Research strategists say in a note. "We see autos again underperforming, ditto aerospace or defense on a less supportive agenda for defense spending, and energy on a more constrained agenda around production and regulation," they say. The autos sector is likely to be impacted by the shift to "less profitable" electric vehicles, the strategists say. Meanwhile, U.S. investment-grade basic industry, capital goods and utilities bonds are expected to outperform if Harris wins the election, likely on the preservation of the Inflation Reduction Act and other Biden-era stimulus policies, UBS says. (miriam.mukuru@wsj.com)
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fisco:36f6929c68457:0 | NI225 | 日経平均は13円安、寄り後は昨日終値近辺で推移 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T00:14:12+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:36f6929c68457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:36f6929c68457:0/ | JA | 日経平均は13円安（9時10分現在）。今日の東京株式市場は、やや買いが先行した。昨日の米株式市場でダウ平均が上昇したことが東京市場の株価の支えとなった。また、このところの日経平均が朝方軟調の後に底堅く推移することが多いことから、株価の腰の強さを指摘する向きもあった。一方、昨日の米株式市場ではハイテク株比率が高いナスダック総合指数や、主要な半導体関連銘柄で構成するフィラデルフィア半導体株指数（SOX指数）が下落しており、東京市場でハイテク株や半導体関連株の株価の重しとなった。また、米国で今晩、7月の米個人所得・個人消費支出（PCE）など注目度の高い経済指標が発表されることから、これらを見極めた… | 日経平均は13円安（9時10分現在）。今日の東京株式市場は、やや買いが先行した。昨日の米株式市場でダウ平均が上昇したことが東京市場の株価の支えとなった。また、このところの日経平均が朝方軟調の後に底堅く推移することが多いことから、株価の腰の強さを指摘する向きもあった。一方、昨日の米株式市場ではハイテク株比率が高いナスダック総合指数や、主要な半導体関連銘柄で構成するフィラデルフィア半導体株指数（SOX指数）が下落しており、東京市場でハイテク株や半導体関連株の株価の重しとなった。また、米国で今晩、7月の米個人所得・個人消費支出（PCE）など注目度の高い経済指標が発表されることから、これらを見極めたいとして積極的な買いを見送る向きもあり、寄り後、日経平均は昨日の終値をはさんで推移している。
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macenews:cdca1a955094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN METI KEEPS VIEW: RETAIL SALES ON UPTREND, AFTER UPGRADING IT FOR 2ND STRAIGHT MONTH IN JUNE DATA REPORT | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-30T00:11:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:cdca1a955094b:0-japan-meti-keeps-view-retail-sales-on-uptrend-after-upgrading-it-for-2nd-straight-month-in-june-data-report/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:cdca1a955094b:0-japan-meti-keeps-view-retail-sales-on-uptrend-after-upgrading-it-for-2nd-straight-month-in-june-data-report/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH00H:0 | USDJPY | Japan data mixed, Tokyo CPI high, labor-output weak, BOJ? | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T00:09:18+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH00H:0-japan-data-mixed-tokyo-cpi-high-labor-output-weak-boj/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KH00H:0-japan-data-mixed-tokyo-cpi-high-labor-output-weak-boj/ | EN | null | Tokyo August core CPI +2.4% y/y, higher than +2.2% eyed, overall CPI +2.6%
Tokyo CPI excluding fresh food and energy +1.6%, low but sans key components
July saw core CPI at +2.2%, overall CPI also at +2.2%, ex-f/e +1.1%
Japan July unemployment 2.7%, higher than +2.5% eyed, June 2.5%
July jobs-applicants ratio 1.24, 1.23 eyed, June 1.23 also
Japan July industrial output +2.8% n/n, +3.3% eyed, June -4.2%
August eyed at +2.2% and September -3.3%, up-down to continue
July retail sales good, still buoyant, +2.6% y/y but +2.9% eyed, June +3.7%
Mixed Q3 data suggests BOJ likely to remain on hold for now, after good Q2
Higher prices to maintain BOJ hawkish tilt but policy on hold for now
As noted by many BOJ policymakers recently, conditions still accommodative
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macenews:2226ddbcc094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY RETAIL SALES +0.2% M/M (MAY REVISED +0.6%); 4TH STRAIGHT RISE; MEDIAN FORECAST +0.2% (RANGE: -0.2% TO +0.5%) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-30T00:08:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:2226ddbcc094b:0-japan-july-retail-sales-0-2-m-m-may-revised-0-6-4th-straight-rise-median-forecast-0-2-range-0-2-to-0-5/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:2226ddbcc094b:0-japan-july-retail-sales-0-2-m-m-may-revised-0-6-4th-straight-rise-median-forecast-0-2-range-0-2-to-0-5/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:2df4106ba094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY RETAIL SALES +2.6% Y/Y (JUNE REVISED +3.8%); 29TH STRAIGHT RISE; MEDIAN FORECAST +3.0% (RANGE: +2.2% TO +3.4%) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-30T00:06:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:2df4106ba094b:0-japan-july-retail-sales-2-6-y-y-june-revised-3-8-29th-straight-rise-median-forecast-3-0-range-2-2-to-3-4/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:2df4106ba094b:0-japan-july-retail-sales-2-6-y-y-june-revised-3-8-29th-straight-rise-median-forecast-3-0-range-2-2-to-3-4/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:9024e7af7094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN METI: JULY INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT M/M REBOUND LED BY WIDESPREAD GAINS (14 OUT OF 15 INDUSTRIES), TELECOM EQUIPMENT, PRODUCTION MACHINES | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-30T00:04:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:9024e7af7094b:0-japan-meti-july-industrial-output-m-m-rebound-led-by-widespread-gains-14-out-of-15-industries-telecom-equipment-production-machines/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:9024e7af7094b:0-japan-meti-july-industrial-output-m-m-rebound-led-by-widespread-gains-14-out-of-15-industries-telecom-equipment-production-machines/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:d8fab90cf094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN METI UPGRADES VIEW: INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT TAKING ONE STEP FORWARD AND ONE STEP BACK VS. HAS WEAKENED WHILE TAKING ONE STEP FORWARD AND ONE STEP BACK | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-30T00:02:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:d8fab90cf094b:0-japan-meti-upgrades-view-industrial-output-taking-one-step-forward-and-one-step-back-vs-has-weakened-while-taking-one-step-forward-and-one-step-back/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:d8fab90cf094b:0-japan-meti-upgrades-view-industrial-output-taking-one-step-forward-and-one-step-back-vs-has-weakened-while-taking-one-step-forward-and-one-step-back/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
te_news:426845:0 | NI225 | Stocks in Japan Hit 4-week High | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-30T00:01:20+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426845:0-stocks-in-japan-hit-4-week-high/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/te_news:426845:0-stocks-in-japan-hit-4-week-high/ | EN | JP225 increased to a 4-week high of 38425.00 Index Points.Over the past 4 weeks, Japan Stock Market Index (JP225) lost 0.42%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 18.65%. | JP225 increased to a 4-week high of 38425.00 Index Points.
Over the past 4 weeks, Japan Stock Market Index (JP225) lost 0.42%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 18.65%.
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fisco:b67b0f4e68457:0 | NI225 | 日経平均寄り付き：前日比25.51円高の38388.04円 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-30T00:01:10+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:b67b0f4e68457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}] | /news/fisco:b67b0f4e68457:0/ | JA | 日経平均株価指数前場は、前日比25.51円高の38388.04円で寄り付いた。ダウ平均終値は243.63ドル高の41335.05。東京外国為替市場、ドル・円は8月30日9時00分現在、144.90円付近。 | 日経平均株価指数前場は、前日比25.51円高の38388.04円で寄り付いた。
ダウ平均終値は243.63ドル高の41335.05。
東京外国為替市場、ドル・円は8月30日9時00分現在、144.90円付近。
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tag:reuters.com,2024-08-30:newsml_AZN24UR23:0 | NI225 | Tokyo's Nikkei share average opens up 0.07% | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-30T00:00:05+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024-08-30:newsml_AZN24UR23:0-tokyo-s-nikkei-share-average-opens-up-0-07/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - http://about.reuters.com/fulllegal.asp | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'TSE:TOPIX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/topix-small'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024-08-30:newsml_AZN24UR23:0-tokyo-s-nikkei-share-average-opens-up-0-07/ | EN | TOKYO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Japan's benchmark Nikkei average TVC:NI225 opened up 0.07% at 38,388.04 on Friday, while the broader Topix TSE:TOPIX gained 0.10% at 2,695.80. | TOKYO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Japan's benchmark Nikkei average TVC:NI225 opened up 0.07% at 38,388.04 on Friday, while the broader Topix TSE:TOPIX gained 0.10% at 2,695.80.
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macenews:7ca8da517094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT +2.7% Y/Y (JUNE REVISED -7.9%), 1ST RISE IN 2 MONTHS; MEDIAN FORECAST +2.6% Y/Y (RANGE: -0.3% TO +4.5%) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-30T00:00:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:7ca8da517094b:0-japan-july-industrial-output-2-7-y-y-june-revised-7-9-1st-rise-in-2-months-median-forecast-2-6-y-y-range-0-3-to-4-5/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:7ca8da517094b:0-japan-july-industrial-output-2-7-y-y-june-revised-7-9-1st-rise-in-2-months-median-forecast-2-6-y-y-range-0-3-to-4-5/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:f78a7f8b8094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN METI FORECAST INDEX: AUGUST INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT -0.9% M/M, SEPT -3.3% | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:59:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:f78a7f8b8094b:0-japan-meti-forecast-index-august-industrial-output-0-9-m-m-sept-3-3/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:f78a7f8b8094b:0-japan-meti-forecast-index-august-industrial-output-0-9-m-m-sept-3-3/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:08ffaf695094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT +2.8% M/M (JUNE REVISED -4.2%); 1ST RISE IN 2 MONTHS; MEDIAN FORECAST +3.7% (RANGE: +2.0% TO +4.0%) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:56:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:08ffaf695094b:0-japan-july-industrial-output-2-8-m-m-june-revised-4-2-1st-rise-in-2-months-median-forecast-3-7-range-2-0-to-4-0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:08ffaf695094b:0-japan-july-industrial-output-2-8-m-m-june-revised-4-2-1st-rise-in-2-months-median-forecast-3-7-range-2-0-to-4-0/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:3a830ae21094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY JOBS DATA: MANUFACTURERS, TRANSPORTERS CONTINUE TO CUT JOBS Y/Y WHILE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY RESUMES HIRING | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:53:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:3a830ae21094b:0-japan-july-jobs-data-manufacturers-transporters-continue-to-cut-jobs-y-y-while-construction-industry-resumes-hiring/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:3a830ae21094b:0-japan-july-jobs-data-manufacturers-transporters-continue-to-cut-jobs-y-y-while-construction-industry-resumes-hiring/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
forexlive:501b1e74c094b:0 | USDJPY | Japan retail sales YoY for July 2.6% vs 2.9% estimate | forexlive | https://www.forexlive.com/ | 2024-08-29T23:52:07+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/forexlive:501b1e74c094b:0-japan-retail-sales-yoy-for-july-2-6-vs-2-9-estimate/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/forexlive:501b1e74c094b:0-japan-retail-sales-yoy-for-july-2-6-vs-2-9-estimate/ | EN | The USDJPY is little changed. | The USDJPY is little changed.
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macenews:7a3cfbcf1094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY EMPLOYMENT RISE Y/Y LED BY SHARP GAINS IN MEDICAL/WELFARE, RESEARCH/TECH SERVICE JOBS | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:51:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:7a3cfbcf1094b:0-japan-july-employment-rise-y-y-led-by-sharp-gains-in-medical-welfare-research-tech-service-jobs/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:7a3cfbcf1094b:0-japan-july-employment-rise-y-y-led-by-sharp-gains-in-medical-welfare-research-tech-service-jobs/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:92e0f0538094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY JOBLESS RATE DETERIORATES FROM JUNE ON A SURGE IN NUMBER WHO QUIT FOR BETTER POSITIONS; MORE PEOPLE BEGIN JOB HUNT; LOSSES/RETIREMENTS DIP | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:50:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:92e0f0538094b:0-japan-july-jobless-rate-deteriorates-from-june-on-a-surge-in-number-who-quit-for-better-positions-more-people-begin-job-hunt-losses-retirements-dip/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:92e0f0538094b:0-japan-july-jobless-rate-deteriorates-from-june-on-a-surge-in-number-who-quit-for-better-positions-more-people-begin-job-hunt-losses-retirements-dip/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:7e73bff1d094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY UNEMPLOYED UP 50,000 Y/Y AT 1.88 MLN, 4TH STRAIGHT RISE (+20,000 IN JUNE, +50,000 IN MAY, +30,000 IN APRIL, -80,000 IN MARCH) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:48:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:7e73bff1d094b:0-japan-july-unemployed-up-50-000-y-y-at-1-88-mln-4th-straight-rise-20-000-in-june-50-000-in-may-30-000-in-april-80-000-in-march/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:7e73bff1d094b:0-japan-july-unemployed-up-50-000-y-y-at-1-88-mln-4th-straight-rise-20-000-in-june-50-000-in-may-30-000-in-april-80-000-in-march/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:512da0509094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY EMPLOYMENT UP 230,000 Y/Y AT 67.95 MILLION FOR 24TH STRAIGHT Y/Y GAIN (+370,000 IN JUNE) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:43:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:512da0509094b:0-japan-july-employment-up-230-000-y-y-at-67-95-million-for-24th-straight-y-y-gain-370-000-in-june/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:512da0509094b:0-japan-july-employment-up-230-000-y-y-at-67-95-million-for-24th-straight-y-y-gain-370-000-in-june/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:b70cbacad094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN AUG TOKYO CPI ENERGY COSTS(+17.4% Y/Y VS +14.5% JUNE);PROCESSED FOOD MARKUPS UP (+2.7% VS +2.6%),DURGOODS INCL AIR CONDITIONRS (+11.2% VS +7.9%) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:42:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:b70cbacad094b:0-japan-aug-tokyo-cpi-energy-costs-17-4-y-y-vs-14-5-june-processed-food-markups-up-2-7-vs-2-6-durgoods-incl-air-conditionrs-11-2-vs-7-9/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:b70cbacad094b:0-japan-aug-tokyo-cpi-energy-costs-17-4-y-y-vs-14-5-june-processed-food-markups-up-2-7-vs-2-6-durgoods-incl-air-conditionrs-11-2-vs-7-9/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:f73f190fe094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN AUG TOKYO CPI DATA: KILLER HEAT WAVE HAS CLAIMED LIVES, WITH MANY OTHERS TAKEN TO HOSPITALS, ALSO BOOSTS AIR CONDITIONER PRICES | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:36:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:f73f190fe094b:0-japan-aug-tokyo-cpi-data-killer-heat-wave-has-claimed-lives-with-many-others-taken-to-hospitals-also-boosts-air-conditioner-prices/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:f73f190fe094b:0-japan-aug-tokyo-cpi-data-killer-heat-wave-has-claimed-lives-with-many-others-taken-to-hospitals-also-boosts-air-conditioner-prices/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:6a484a8a2094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN AUG TOKYO CORE CPI Y/Y RISE PICKS UP ON HIGHER UTILITY COSTS AS GOVT ENDS SUBSIDIES IN JUNE FOR JULY BILLS; WEAK YEN KEEPING IMPORT COSTS HIGH | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:34:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:6a484a8a2094b:0-japan-aug-tokyo-core-cpi-y-y-rise-picks-up-on-higher-utility-costs-as-govt-ends-subsidies-in-june-for-july-bills-weak-yen-keeping-import-costs-high/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:6a484a8a2094b:0-japan-aug-tokyo-core-cpi-y-y-rise-picks-up-on-higher-utility-costs-as-govt-ends-subsidies-in-june-for-july-bills-weak-yen-keeping-import-costs-high/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:320ae42ad094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY UNEMPLOYMENT RATE 2.7% (JUNE 2.5%, MAY 2.6%); MEDIAN FORECAST 2.5% | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:33:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:320ae42ad094b:0-japan-july-unemployment-rate-2-7-june-2-5-may-2-6-median-forecast-2-5/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:320ae42ad094b:0-japan-july-unemployment-rate-2-7-june-2-5-may-2-6-median-forecast-2-5/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
forexlive:4c610dc8e094b:0 | USDJPY | Tokyo area Aug inflation data: Headline 2.6% y/y (prior 2.2%) | forexlive | https://www.forexlive.com/ | 2024-08-29T23:32:20+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/forexlive:4c610dc8e094b:0-tokyo-area-aug-inflation-data-headline-2-6-y-y-prior-2-2/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/forexlive:4c610dc8e094b:0-tokyo-area-aug-inflation-data-headline-2-6-y-y-prior-2-2/ | EN | Tokyo CPI for August 2024The higher Tokyo inflation is not having a big impact on the USDJPY. The range for the day is only about 20 pips from the high to the low. The price remains stuck between the 200-hour MA above at 145.13 and the 100 hour MA below at 144.45. The current price is trading at 14… | Tokyo CPI for August 2024
Excluding Fresh Food & Energy 1.6 % y/y vs 1.1% last monthExcluding Fresh Food 2.4% y/y vs 2.2% est. Prior month 2.2%Headline CPI 2.6% vs 2.2% last monthThe higher Tokyo inflation is not having a big impact on the USDJPY.
The range for the day is only about 20 pips from the high to the low. The price remains stuck between the 200-hour MA above at 145.13 and the 100 hour MA below at 144.45. The current price is trading at 145.03.
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macenews:253303954094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY TOKYO TOTAL CPI +2.6% Y/Y (JULY +2.2%); MEDIAN FORECAST +2.4% (RANGE +2.1% to +2.4%) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:32:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:253303954094b:0-japan-july-tokyo-total-cpi-2-6-y-y-july-2-2-median-forecast-2-4-range-2-1-to-2-4/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:253303954094b:0-japan-july-tokyo-total-cpi-2-6-y-y-july-2-2-median-forecast-2-4-range-2-1-to-2-4/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:9df2333bd094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY TOKYO CORE CPI (EX-FRESH FOOD) +2.4% Y/Y (JULY +2.2%), MEDIAN FORECAST +2.3% (RANGE: +2.1% TO +2.3%) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:31:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:9df2333bd094b:0-japan-july-tokyo-core-cpi-ex-fresh-food-2-4-y-y-july-2-2-median-forecast-2-3-range-2-1-to-2-3/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:9df2333bd094b:0-japan-july-tokyo-core-cpi-ex-fresh-food-2-4-y-y-july-2-2-median-forecast-2-3-range-2-1-to-2-3/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:a3183376d094b:0 | NI225 | JAPAN JULY TOKYO CORE-CORE CPI (EX-FRESH FOOD, ENERGY) +1.6% Y/Y (JULY +1.5%); MEDIAN FORECAST +1.4% (RANGE: +1.0% TO +1.4%) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T23:31:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:a3183376d094b:0-japan-july-tokyo-core-core-cpi-ex-fresh-food-energy-1-6-y-y-july-1-5-median-forecast-1-4-range-1-0-to-1-4/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:JPYBASKET', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:a3183376d094b:0-japan-july-tokyo-core-core-cpi-ex-fresh-food-energy-1-6-y-y-july-1-5-median-forecast-1-4-range-1-0-to-1-4/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
forexlive:6c92fdb24094b:0 | USDJPY | Kickstart the FX trading day for Aug. 30 w/a technical look at the EURUSD, USDJPY & GBPUSD | forexlive | https://www.forexlive.com/ | 2024-08-29T21:56:43+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/forexlive:6c92fdb24094b:0-kickstart-the-fx-trading-day-for-aug-30-w-a-technical-look-at-the-eurusd-usdjpy-gbpusd/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:GBPUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/GB'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}] | /news/forexlive:6c92fdb24094b:0-kickstart-the-fx-trading-day-for-aug-30-w-a-technical-look-at-the-eurusd-usdjpy-gbpusd/ | EN | As the market heads toward a close for the week, I take a look at what happened this week technically and where we may be going today and into next week for the 3 major currency pairs - the EURUSD, USDJPY and GBPUSD.Be aware and prepared for the next break in those pairs. | As the market heads toward a close for the week, I take a look at what happened this week technically and where we may be going today and into next week for the 3 major currency pairs - the EURUSD, USDJPY and GBPUSD.
Be aware and prepared for the next break in those pairs.
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benzinga:c70e2704c094b:0 | QQQ | Traders Scale Back Bets On 50-Basis-Point September Rate Cut Ahead of Friday's Key Fed Inflation Gauge Data | benzinga | https://benzinga.com/ | 2024-08-29T20:46:04+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/benzinga:c70e2704c094b:0-traders-scale-back-bets-on-50-basis-point-september-rate-cut-ahead-of-friday-s-key-fed-inflation-gauge-data/ | null | [{'symbol': 'AMEX:UUP', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:TLT', 'base_logoid': 'ishares'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:SPY', 'base_logoid': 'spdr-sandp500-etf-tr'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:QQQ', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}] | /news/benzinga:c70e2704c094b:0-traders-scale-back-bets-on-50-basis-point-september-rate-cut-ahead-of-friday-s-key-fed-inflation-gauge-data/ | EN | An upward revision of U.S. gross domestic product growth in the second quarter has led speculators to reconsider their bets on a substantial 50-basis-point rate cut next month. This adjustment comes as the market eagerly anticipates the release of the Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) price in… | An upward revision of U.S. gross domestic product growth in the second quarter has led speculators to reconsider their bets on a substantial 50-basis-point
This adjustment comes as the market eagerly anticipates the release of the Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) price index – the Fed’s favorite inflation report – scheduled for Friday.
The U.S. economy grew at an annualized rate of 3% in the last quarter, according to the government’s second estimate, which revised earlier projections of 2.8% growth.
The increase was largely driven by household spending, which was also revised upward from 2.3% to 2.9%. This strong boost in GDP, alongside recent jobless claims that showed no significant cooling in the labor market, has caused traders to slightly scale back their expectations of a larger rate cut from the Federal Reserve.
Traders Start To Question Need For Large Rate Cuts
The market-implied probability of a 50-basis-point rate cut has now fallen to 32%, down from 38% the previous day, according to the CME Group‘s FedWatch tool.
Conversely, the likelihood of a smaller 25-basis-point cut has risen to 68%.
Looking further ahead to the Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Nov. 7, there is an even split in the market’s expectations between a 25-basis-point and a 50-basis-point rate cut that month.
Overall, market participants are pricing in a total of 87 basis points in rate cuts by the end of the year, suggesting at least three consecutive 25-basis-point reductions.
‘A Roaring 2020s Kind Of Day’
“Today was a Roaring 2020s kind of day,” said Ed Yardeni, president of Yardeni Research. He highlighted with enthusiasm that the Dow Jones Industrial Average surged to another record high and the broader market rose, even as Nvidia Corp. stock dipped after surpassing quarterly earnings expectations.
“A robust jobs market, rising real wages, increased productivity, and record corporate profits and cash flow suggest the bull market has room to run,” Yardeni concluded.
All Eyes on the Fed’s PCE Report
Wall Street economists, as tracked by TradingEconomics, predict the headline PCE annual inflation rate will edge up from 2.5% in June to 2.6% in July, breaking a three-month streak of declines. On a monthly basis, the headline PCE is expected to increase by 0.2%, up from 0.1% in June.
Core PCE inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, is likely to rise from 2.6% to 2.7% annually, with a consistent monthly increase of 0.2%.
A higher-than-expected PCE report could strengthen the U.S. dollar index (DXY), as tracked by the Invesco DB USD Index Bullish Fund ETF AMEX:UUP. In turn, Treasury yields might climb, potentially causing declines in the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF NASDAQ:TLT.
In contrast, a lower-than-expected PCE reading could provide a further boost to equities. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust AMEX:SPY and the Invesco QQQ Trust, Series 1 NASDAQ:QQQ are likely to see buying flows if the data supports the likelihood of future rate cuts.
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te_news:426832:0 | SPX | The Dow Jones Index Closes 0.59% Higher | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-29T20:35:20+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426832:0-the-dow-jones-index-closes-0-59-higher/ | null | [{'symbol': 'SEED_SMAYXOR_GEX:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SZILKA88_TANUKI:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}] | /news/te_news:426832:0-the-dow-jones-index-closes-0-59-higher/ | EN | In New York, the Dow Jones Index went up by 244 points or 0.59 percent on Thursday.Top gainers were Intel (2.49%), Visa (1.87%) and Apple (1.41%).Biggest losses came from Home Depot (-1.55%), Salesforce (-0.74%) and Verizon (-0.58%). | In New York, the Dow Jones Index went up by 244 points or 0.59 percent on Thursday.
Top gainers were Intel (2.49%), Visa (1.87%) and Apple (1.41%).
Biggest losses came from Home Depot (-1.55%), Salesforce (-0.74%) and Verizon (-0.58%).
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DJN_DN20240829010681:0 | SPX | S&P 500 Falls 0.004% to 5591.96 — Data Talk | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-29T20:28:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829010681:0-s-p-500-falls-0-004-to-5591-96-data-talk/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829010681:0-s-p-500-falls-0-004-to-5591-96-data-talk/ | EN | The S&P 500 Index is down 0.22 point or 0.004% today to 5591.96Data based on preliminary market closing valuesSource: Dow Jones Market Data, FactSet | The S&P 500 Index is down 0.22 point or 0.004% today to 5591.96
Down for two consecutive trading daysDown 33.84 points or 0.60% over the last two trading daysLargest two-day point and percentage decline since Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2024Down three of the past four trading daysOff 1.33% from its record close of 5667.20 hit Tuesday, July 16, 2024Up 65.97% from the Election Day close of 3369.16 on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020Up 45.18% from the Inauguration Day close of 3851.85 on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021Lowest closing value since Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024Off 1.33% from its 52-week high of 5667.20 hit Tuesday, July 16, 2024Up 35.81% from its 52-week low of 4117.37 hit Friday, Oct. 27, 2023Rose 24.05% from 52 weeks agoOff 1.33% from its 2024 closing high of 5667.20 hit Tuesday, July 16, 2024Up 19.27% from its 2024 closing low of 4688.68 hit Thursday, Jan. 4, 2024Month-to-date it is up 1.26%Year-to-date it is up 822.13 points or 17.24%Data based on preliminary market closing values
Source: Dow Jones Market Data, FactSet
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benzinga:681d21d6f094b:0 | QQQ | Fitch Reaffirms US 'AA+' Credit Rating, Warns Of Growing Debt Burden: 'Tax Cuts Will Be Extended Under Either Trump Or Harris' | benzinga | https://benzinga.com/ | 2024-08-29T20:23:13+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/benzinga:681d21d6f094b:0-fitch-reaffirms-us-aa-credit-rating-warns-of-growing-debt-burden-tax-cuts-will-be-extended-under-either-trump-or-harris/ | null | [{'symbol': 'AMEX:UUP', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:TLT', 'base_logoid': 'ishares'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:UTEN', 'base_logoid': 'us-benchmark'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:SPY', 'base_logoid': 'spdr-sandp500-etf-tr'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:QQQ', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}] | /news/benzinga:681d21d6f094b:0-fitch-reaffirms-us-aa-credit-rating-warns-of-growing-debt-burden-tax-cuts-will-be-extended-under-either-trump-or-harris/ | EN | Fitch Ratings reaffirmed the U.S. sovereign credit rating at ‘AA+’ with a stable outlook Thursday, citing strengths like high per capita income and the financial flexibility afforded by the U.S. dollar. The rating agency also flagged growing concerns over escalating debt and increasing political po… | Fitch Ratings reaffirmed the U.S. sovereign credit rating at ‘AA+’ with a stable outlook Thursday, citing strengths like high per capita income and the financial flexibility afforded .
The rating agency also flagged growing concerns over escalating debt and increasing political polarization. According to Fitch, this heightens the nation’s vulnerability to .
The “government has failed to meaningfully tackle large fiscal deficits, the growing debt burden and looming increases in spending associated with an aging population,” the Fitch report said.
For this reason, the U.S. standards of governance fall short of the average levels seen in similarly rated country peers.
It’s worth noting that, as of August 2024, Fitch Ratings assigned an AA+ rating to Austria, Canada, and Taiwan as well.
Governance Shortcomings, Fiscal Woes Persist, Fitch Says
Last August, Fitch downgraded the U.S. sovereign credit rating from AAA citing “a steady deterioration in standards of governance,” leading to a high and growing
Yet, in that occasion, the agency had also predicted that tighter credit conditions, declining business investment, and a slowdown in consumption would have led to a mild recession in the U.S. economy during the fourth quarter of 2023 and the first quarter of 2024 — a forecast that turned out to be entirely off the mark.
Fitch expects the current precarious fiscal position to remain largely unsolved, despite the contrasting economic goals, tax policies, and spending priorities of presidential candidates Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.
“We expect most of the 2017 tax cuts will be extended under either Trump or Harris,”
These cuts represent about 1.2% of GDP and are expected to exacerbate the fiscal position.
While revenue-enhancing measures such as Trump’s proposed trade tariffs or Harris’ plan to raise corporate taxes are on the table, Fitch believes their impact will be neutralized by other policy measures, including the extension of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act or the implementation of child tax credits.
Economic Deceleration Looms, Debt Projections Worsen
U.S. economic growth is projected to decelerate, with Fitch estimating an average growth rate of 2.1% in 2024, down from 2.5% in 2023. The slowdown is partly attributed to reduced government spending. For 2025-2026, growth is anticipated to average 1.6% as economic imbalances gradually correct.
For 2024, Fitch forecasts a slight narrowing of the deficit to 8.1% of GDP, driven by modest revenue gains and a reduction in discretionary spending. However, the interest burden is expected to rise due to higher debt levels and increasing interest rates.
“Given our expectation that fiscal policy will not change much under the new administration, we expect 7.7% of GDP deficits in both 2025-2026.”
The debt ceiling suspension is anticipated to last until the end of 2024, after which the debt threshold will be reinstated. As in previous years, the government may rely on extraordinary measures and cash reserves to delay reaching the critical x-date.
“We expect Congress to pass continuing resolutions to extend the FY2025 appropriations bills due Sept. 30, 2024 until after the elections and possibly through March 2025.”
Fitch projects that the government debt-to-GDP ratio will climb to 124.4% by the end of 2026, significantly above the median for AA-rated nations.
“Despite the rising debt level, the financing flexibility of federal government benefits tremendously from the role of the U.S. dollar in the share of global reserves and the most important currency in trade, borrowing and in global payments,” Fitch wrote.
Regarding monetary policy, Fitch expects the Federal Reserve to initiate a rate cut cycle, with a 25 basis point reduction likely in September 2024, followed by an additional 125 basis points in cuts throughout 2025.
Market Reactions
Both Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar remained broadly unchanged following the Fitch Ratings’ report.
The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), tracked by the Invesco DB USD Index Bullish Fund ETF AMEX:UUP, was 0.3% higher at 3:30 p.m. ET.
Treasury yields were up by about 3 basis points across the curve, slightly rising during the session amid a stronger-than-predicted economic growth in the second quarter. Treasury-linked exchange traded funds (ETFs) fell Thursday.
The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF NASDAQ:TLT slipped 0.9%, while the US 10 Year Treasury Note ETF NASDAQ:UTEN eased 0.5%.
Stocks pared their gains during afternoon trading in New York. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust AMEX:SPY edged up 0.2%, while the tech-heavy Invesco QQQ Trust, Series 1 NASDAQ:QQQ, which had surged 1.4% by midday, was up just 0.1%.
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forexlive:82e8564ac094b:0 | USDJPY | Forexlive Americas FX news wrap: US second quarter GDP gets an upgrade but USD gains fade | forexlive | https://www.forexlive.com/ | 2024-08-29T20:16:06+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/forexlive:82e8564ac094b:0-forexlive-americas-fx-news-wrap-us-second-quarter-gdp-gets-an-upgrade-but-usd-gains-fade/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/forexlive:82e8564ac094b:0-forexlive-americas-fx-news-wrap-us-second-quarter-gdp-gets-an-upgrade-but-usd-gains-fade/ | EN | Markets:The US dollar got a big lift from GDP and initial jobless claims data, rising around 25 pips on most fronts but gaining a full cent against the yen. Those moves were outsized based on moderately stronger and lagging data, so they might have reflected repositioning and month end. There could… | Markets:
Gold up $19 to $2521US 10-year yields up 2.9 bps to 3.87%WTI crude oil up $1.54 to $76.06S&P 500 flat at 5589NZD leads, CHF lagsThe US dollar got a big lift from GDP and initial jobless claims data, rising around 25 pips on most fronts but gaining a full cent against the yen. Those moves were outsized based on moderately stronger and lagging data, so they might have reflected repositioning and month end. There could also be a front-run of tomorrow's PCE numbers given the hotter inflation revision in the GDP report, though that should factor into the June revisions, perhaps leaving a higher base for July to draw down on. Time will tell.
The seven-year sale delivered a slight tail but the market took that in stride in contrast to the larger moves on 2s and 5s earlier this week. Later in the day though, the US dollar began to give back gains and eventually gave back most of them, including 75 pips in USD/JPY from the highs.
That wasn't the final move though as the US dollar got some late bids -- particularly against the commodity currencies -- on softening equity markets. Ultimately, the dollar finished near the best levels of the session against AUD, CAD and NZD, though still lower on the day.
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DJN_DN20240829010279_20240829010279:0 | SPX | S&P 500 Falls 0.22 Point (0.00%) | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-29T20:10:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829010279_20240829010279:0/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829010279_20240829010279:0/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
te_news:426826:0 | SPX | Dow Closes at Fresh Record | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-29T20:01:29+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426826:0-dow-closes-at-fresh-record/ | null | [{'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SMAYXOR_GEX:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SZILKA88_TANUKI:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/te_news:426826:0-dow-closes-at-fresh-record/ | EN | US stocks were mixed on Thursday, as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq finished slightly lower, while the Dow Jones notched another close record, adding 243 points.Fresh data showed the US economy is holding firm despite the ongoing pressure from elevated Federal Reserve interest rates, limiting the effec… | US stocks were mixed on Thursday, as the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq finished slightly lower, while the Dow Jones notched another close record, adding 243 points.
Fresh data showed the US economy is holding firm despite the ongoing pressure from elevated Federal Reserve interest rates, limiting the effect of a 6.4% decline in shares of Nvidia.
Although the AI chipmaker's quarterly profit and revenue guidance exceeded estimates, the magnitude of the results fell short of lofty expectations, raising concerns about whether the AI boom has peaked.
Data showed that the US GDP growth for the Q2 was revised upward to 3% from 2.8%, and personal spending, the economy's main growth driver, grew by 2.9%, exceeding the earlier estimate of 2.3%.
Additionally, a separate report showed initial jobless claims fell by 2K to 231K from the previous week.
Corporate earnings further influenced market dynamics with Best Buy and Affirm shares outperforming on strong results.
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the_block:0aa424c29094b:0 | BTCUSDT | Bitcoin DeFi protocol Threshold proposes tBTC merger to ‘save’ WBTC | the_block | https://www.theblock.co/?utm_medium=rss&utm_source=tradingview | 2024-08-29T19:42:41+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/the_block:0aa424c29094b:0-bitcoin-defi-protocol-threshold-proposes-tbtc-merger-to-save-wbtc/ | null | [{'symbol': 'BITMEX:XBTETH.P', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'crypto/XTVCBTC'}, {'symbol': 'BITFINEX:WXXBTC', 'logoid': 'crypto/XTVCBTC', 'base_logoid': 'crypto/XTVCW'}] | /news/the_block:0aa424c29094b:0-bitcoin-defi-protocol-threshold-proposes-tbtc-merger-to-save-wbtc/ | EN | Bitcoin-focused decentralized finance protocol Threshold is proposing a merger with WBTC, the largest “wrapped” version of bitcoin by a country mile. Under the plan, BitGo would become “the largest holder” of Threshold’s T token while also transferring control over the WBTC mint and burn mechanism… | Bitcoin-focused decentralized finance protocol Threshold is proposing a merger with WBTC, the largest “wrapped” version of bitcoin by a country mile.
Under the plan, BitGo would become “the largest holder” of Threshold’s T token while also transferring control over the WBTC mint and burn mechanism to “ensure the continued stability of WBTC, the sanctity of its collateral, and the safety of the users and protocols that rely on it.”
The move comes weeks after crypto custodian BitGo, which currently manages the underlying BTC behind WBTC, drew criticism and skepticism from wide swaths of the crypto industry when announcing a plan to transfer partial control of those assets to a joint venture with Justin Sun’s BiT Global.
In response to the supposed BitGo-Sun arrangement, several protocols that use WBTC — an ERC-20 token representing Bitcoin on the Ethereum blockchain — as collateral or for trading announced they are considering offboarding the asset. A recent MakerDAO governance vote to disable further WBTC borrowing was ratified while crypto lender Aave will “continuously monitor the situation.”
Over the years, there have been concerns about the transparency and backing of several Justin Sun-related projects. The Tron-related USDD stablecoin, for instance, recently shed bitcoin as a reserve asset without community buy-in while Protos reported HTX (formerly Huobi), which is advised by Sun, replaced its USDT holdings with Sun-connected stUSDT.
Threshold Network is a decentralized platform that connects bitcoin to DeFi via a number of services, including its own wrapped version of bitcoin, tBTC, and cross-chain token protocol Wormhole that’s connected to around 20 blockchains. It was created by merging two similar protocols, NuCypher and Keep Network, in 2022.
'Alternative approach would ensure the safety and stability'
If the proposal submitted by NuCypher co-founder MacLane Wilkison is approved, Threshold would mint an additional 1,655,250,000 T tokens — increasing the supply by 15%, or about $36 million — which would then be vested with BitGo. BitGo would then transfer token freezing and mint/redeem privileges for WBTC to the Threshold DAO.
Threshold would also maintain custody of the bitcoin across multiple wallets and disable minting of tBTC, which would be redeemable for 1:1 WBTC. WBTC has a market capitalization of around $9 billion, while some $200 million in tBTC is in circulation.
“This alternative approach would ensure the safety and stability of the underlying collateral, reassure market participants and users of WBTC, and protect the many DeFi protocols that have significant exposure to the asset as collateral,” Wilkison said.
It is unclear whether Threshold floated the idea before BitGo before publication. BitGo CEO Mike Belshe has pushed back against fears that Justin Sun’s involvement in WBTC would alter its risk profile. Belshe argued the plan would further decentralize WBTC through multi-jurisdictional and multi-institutional custody.
Wilkison said if the proposal is rejected, Threshold could still mint the additional T tokens to help defer the costs of protocols switching to assets like tBTC or Coinbase’s proposed cbBTC token.
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0SH:0 | USDJPY | US dollar gains for 2nd day after GDP backs smaller Fed cut | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-29T19:26:02+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0SH:0-us-dollar-gains-for-2nd-day-after-gdp-backs-smaller-fed-cut/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCHF', 'logoid': 'country/CH', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:GBPUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/GB'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCAD', 'logoid': 'country/CA', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURCHF', 'logoid': 'country/CH', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURGBP', 'logoid': 'country/GB', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:NZDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/NZ'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDNOK', 'logoid': 'country/NO', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURNOK', 'logoid': 'country/NO', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDSEK', 'logoid': 'country/SE', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURSEK', 'logoid': 'country/SE', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0SH:0-us-dollar-gains-for-2nd-day-after-gdp-backs-smaller-fed-cut/ | EN | The U.S. dollar rose for a second straight session on Thursday after data showed the world's largest economy grew a little faster than expected in the second quarter, modestly reducing expectations for a larger 50 basis-point (bp) rate cut next month by the Federal Reserve. The report also a… | The U.S. dollar rose for a second straight session on Thursday after data showed the world's largest economy grew a little faster than expected in the second quarter, modestly reducing expectations for a larger 50 basis-point (bp) rate cut next month by the Federal Reserve.
The report also added to growing expectations that the United States could avoid recession altogether, or go through just a mild one, analysts said.
Following the U.S. data, the dollar rose to a one-week high against the yen to 145.55 and was last up 0.1% at 144.77 yen. The dollar/yen pair is the most sensitive to economic expectations, typically moving in tandem with U.S. Treasury two-year yields.
Against the euro, the dollar gained, with the single European currency falling 0.4% to $1.1077 FX:EURUSD. On the week, the euro has so far fallen 1.04%, the biggest weekly decline since early April.
Thursday's data showed gross domestic product (GDP) grew at a 3.0% annualised rate in the second quarter, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis' second estimate. That was an upward revision from the 2.8% rate reported last month, and higher than the 1.4% rise seen in the first quarter. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast GDP would be unrevised at 2.8%.
In a separate report, jobless claims fell by 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 231,000 for the week ended Aug. 24. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 232,000 claims for the week.
The number of people receiving benefits after an initial week of aid, a proxy for hiring, increased by 13,000 to a seasonally adjusted 1.868 million, near the levels seen in late 2021, suggesting persistent unemployment.
"The data so far looks consistent with a 25 basis-point cut, not 50, which has been our view," said Vassili Serebriakov, FX strategist, at UBS in New York.
U.S. rate futures priced in on Thursday a 35% chance of a 50 bp easing next month, slightly down from Wednesday's 37% probability, LSEG calculations showed. Markets also factored in about 102 bps of cuts by the end of 2024.
The dollar index advanced 0.3% to 101.35 TVC:DXY following the GDP data and jobless claims report. On the week, it has gained 0.6%, on track for its largest weekly rise since early April.
MONTH-END FLOWS
"The dollar has been better bid...due to month-end flows. We'll likely see a continuation of that," said Brad Bechtel, global head of FX, at Jefferies in New York.
"The dollar index has been oversold when it was down below 101. I would expect we would migrate back to the 103-104 area. But the labor market report will be critical for that."
As the month-end approaches, investors tend to square up positions, such that when an asset has been sold off for the month like the dollar, they would normally buy it back to balance their books or portfolios.
In August, the dollar has lost 2.7% of its value, on pace for its largest monthly fall since November 2023.
"We've had a sense that the dollar's selloff has been overextended...and the reasons are understandable given that the Fed is getting close to cuts," said UBS' Serebriakov.
Investors now await Friday's release of the U.S. core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, which could provide more clues on the size of the rate cut in September, including the pace of the incoming easing cycle.
In the euro zone, the euro fell to a 10-day low of $1.1059, after hitting a 13-month high on Friday of $1.1201. The euro was undermined overall by inflation data from Germany and Spain, which raised bets on the European Central Bank's rate easing outlook.
Data showed, inflation fell in six important German states in August, suggesting national inflation could decline noticeably this month. It dropped to the slowest pace in a year in Spain.
Money markets priced in 67 bps of ECB cuts in 2024 (EURESTECBM3X4=ICAP), from around 63 bps before the data.
Currency bid prices at 29 August 06:58 p.m. GMT
Description
RIC
Last
U.S. Close Previous Session
Pct Change
YTD Pct
High Bid
Low Bid
Dollar index
TVC:DXY
101.34
101.01
0.33%
-0.03%
101.58
100.88
Euro/Dollar
FX:EURUSD
1.1079
1.112
-0.37%
0.37%
$1.114
$1.1056
Dollar/Yen
FX_IDC:USDJPY
144.77
144.64
0.06%
2.61%
145.53
144.225
Euro/Yen
FX:EURJPY
1.1079
160.76
-0.22%
3.06%
161.26
160.04
Dollar/Swiss
FX_IDC:USDCHF
0.846
0.8423
0.46%
0.54%
0.8493
0.8401
Sterling/Dollar
FX:GBPUSD
1.3169
1.3191
-0.18%
3.47%
$1.3227
$1.1056
Dollar/Canadian
FX_IDC:USDCAD
1.3475
1.3481
-0.03%
1.66%
1.3491
1.3451
Aussie/Dollar
FX:AUDUSD
0.6797
0.6785
0.2%
-0.29%
$0.6824
$0.6781
Euro/Swiss
FX:EURCHF
0.9372
0.9365
0.07%
0.93%
0.94
0.9354
Euro/Sterling
FX:EURGBP
0.8411
0.8428
-0.2%
-2.96%
0.8434
0.8403
NZ Dollar/Dollar
FX:NZDUSD
0.6259
0.6246
0.22%
-0.95%
$0.6298
0.6242
Dollar/Norway
FX_IDC:USDNOK
10.505
10.4951
0.09%
3.65%
10.5353
10.4645
Euro/Norway
FX:EURNOK
11.6376
11.6732
-0.3%
3.69%
11.6971
11.6245
Dollar/Sweden
FX_IDC:USDSEK
10.2289
10.1832
0.45%
1.61%
10.265
10.1677
Euro/Sweden
FX:EURSEK
11.333
11.3347
-0.01%
1.88%
11.3603
11.3109
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0X2:0 | USDJPY | COMMENT-US recap: EUR/USD extends slide as dollar shows resilience | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-29T18:52:32+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0X2:0-comment-us-recap-eur-usd-extends-slide-as-dollar-shows-resilience/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'FX:USDCNH', 'logoid': 'country/CN', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:GBPUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/GB'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0X2:0-comment-us-recap-eur-usd-extends-slide-as-dollar-shows-resilience/ | EN | The dollar rose again on Thursday, extending its rebound from recent one-year lows, after above-forecast Q2 GDP and slightly lower than expected jobless claims forced the market to question the extremes of recent dovish Fed views.Second-estimate Q2 GDP growth came in at 3.0% versus 2.8% expected wh… | The dollar rose again on Thursday, extending its rebound from recent one-year lows, after above-forecast Q2 GDP and slightly lower than expected jobless claims forced the market to question the extremes of recent dovish Fed views.
Second-estimate Q2 GDP growth came in at 3.0% versus 2.8% expected while initial jobless claims were 231k in the latest week, below the 232k forecast, though the previous week's result was revised 1k higher to 233k.
The reports followed downward surprises in German CPI and HICP and may increase the spotlight on Friday's U.S. PCE report as well as next week's non-farm payrolls release — especially after Fed Chair Jerome Powell put the focus on the labor market in his Jackson Hole speech.
U.S. Treasury yields rose 2-3bp across maturities and the 2s-10s curve was little changed around -2.86bp.
The S&P 500 was down 0.14% by New York afternoon after giving up earlier gains, while artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia slipped after its largely in-line forecast failed to impress investors.
WTI rallied 1.85% as supply disruptions in Libya and plans to lower output in Iraq raised concerns of a tightening market.
Copper was close to flat, recovering from earlier losses that had come on the back of rising inventories, lacklustre demand in China and a strong dollar.
Gold gained 0.75%, keeping it close to recent highs.
Heading toward the close: EUR/USD -0.37%, USD/JPY +0.13%, GBP/USD -0.17%, AUD/USD +0.22%, EUR/JPY -0.24%, GBP/JPY +0.17%, AUD/JPY +0.48%, DXY +0.25%.
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te_news:426825:0 | SPX | US Stocks Climb Amid Economic Strength | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-29T18:33:14+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426825:0-us-stocks-climb-amid-economic-strength/ | null | [{'symbol': 'SEED_SMAYXOR_GEX:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SZILKA88_TANUKI:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}] | /news/te_news:426825:0-us-stocks-climb-amid-economic-strength/ | EN | In the afternoon trading, US stocks climbed across the board, bolstered by signs that the US economy is holding firm despite the ongoing pressure from elevated Federal Reserve interest rates.The Dow Jones hit a new all-time high, rallying over 300 points, while the S&P 500 advanced 0.4%, and the Na… | In the afternoon trading, US stocks climbed across the board, bolstered by signs that the US economy is holding firm despite the ongoing pressure from elevated Federal Reserve interest rates.
The Dow Jones hit a new all-time high, rallying over 300 points, while the S&P 500 advanced 0.4%, and the Nasdaq gained 0.3%.
This broad market rally occurred even as Nvidia shares sank 4% after its earnings outlook, while positive, failed to fully meet the sky-high expectations following a massive rally earlier this year.
Nvidia's dip, however, was not enough to derail the broader market's upward momentum.
Data showed that the US GDP growth for the Q2 was revised upward to 3% from 2.8%, reflecting stronger-than-expected personal spending, which rose 2.9% compared to the previous estimate of 2.3%.
Earnings reports had a major impact: Salesforce, Best Buy and Affirm shares surged on strong results, while Dollar General dropped 30% after cutting its full-year outlook due to weaker sales.
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forexlive:17605b01e094b:0 | USDJPY | US dollar gives back a chunk of the early gains. Eyes on the 7-year sale | forexlive | https://www.forexlive.com/ | 2024-08-29T16:53:24+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/forexlive:17605b01e094b:0-us-dollar-gives-back-a-chunk-of-the-early-gains-eyes-on-the-7-year-sale/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/forexlive:17605b01e094b:0-us-dollar-gives-back-a-chunk-of-the-early-gains-eyes-on-the-7-year-sale/ | EN | The US dollar jumped on stronger GDP and solid initial jobless claims but it's slowly giving back those gains as equities strengthen. The S&P 500 is near a session high and up 0.9% while the Nasdaq is up 1.3%.USD/JPY was the biggest mover on the economic data, rising a full cent but it's since trim… | The US dollar jumped on stronger GDP and solid initial jobless claims but it's slowly giving back those gains as equities strengthen. The S&P 500 is near a session high and up 0.9% while the Nasdaq is up 1.3%.
USD/JPY was the biggest mover on the economic data, rising a full cent but it's since trimmed that to 38 pips.
USDJPY 10 mins
The drop in the dollar has coincided with improving risk sentiment.
Looking to the top of the hour, the US is sell $49 billion in seven-year notes. Seven-year supply has been generally well-received this year with five auctions stopping through, and two tailing – although one of those tails was by just 0.3 bp
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DJN_DN20240829008758_20240829008758:0 | SPX | S&P 500 Rises 53.13 Points (0.95%) | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-29T16:45:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829008758_20240829008758:0/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829008758_20240829008758:0/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0UK:0 | USDJPY | COMMENT-USD/JPY rebound has its limits | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-29T16:17:29+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0UK:0-comment-usd-jpy-rebound-has-its-limits/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0UK:0-comment-usd-jpy-rebound-has-its-limits/ | EN | The dollar remained better bid against the yen on Thursday, with USD/JPY breaking above 145 as claims and GDP outperformed expectations, pushing back against the idea of a 50bp start to the Fed's upcoming easing cycle, though markets will be reluctant to remove that option before next week’s payrol… | The dollar remained better bid against the yen on Thursday, with USD/JPY breaking above 145 as claims and GDP outperformed expectations, pushing back against the idea of a 50bp start to the Fed's upcoming easing cycle, though markets will be reluctant to remove that option before next week’s payrolls.
While USD/JPY has recovered some lost ground in recent sessions, markets' preference to lean against rallies is little changed. For starters, the pair has yet to take out key hurdles between 146.50-148.
Alongside this, with much of the dollar weakness stemming from the fixation on the Fed’s policy path – where 100bps of easing is priced in by year-end – it will take a notable unwind of easing bets to back a more sustainable rebound in the pair.
For now, USD/JPY looks to have settled into a 143.50-145.50 range in which a break on either side will be data dependent.
Looking ahead, Tokyo inflation figures due at 1930EDT will be of note, given that it is a leading indicator to the national release. Meanwhile, with BoJ Governor, Kazou Ueda, maintaining a hawkish rhetoric, this may have a larger impact on the yen.
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DJN_DN20240829008103:0 | SPX | Nvidia Most Active Stock in S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 So Far Today — Data Talk | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-29T15:41:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829008103:0/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'NASDAQ:NVDA', 'base_logoid': 'nvidia'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829008103:0/ | EN | NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is currently at $121.24, down $4.36 or 3.48%All data as of 11:38:16 AM ETSource: Dow Jones Market Data, FactSet | NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is currently at $121.24, down $4.36 or 3.48%
Would be lowest close since Aug. 14, 2024, when it closed at $118.08Currently down three of the past four daysCurrently down two consecutive days; down 5.5% over this periodWorst two day stretch since the two days ending Aug. 5, 2024, when it fell 8.02%Up 3.61% month-to-date; on pace for best month since June 2024, when it rose 12.69%Up 144.83% year-to-dateDown 10.57% from its all-time closing high of $135.58 on June 18, 2024Up 145.66% from 52 weeks ago (Aug. 31, 2023), when it closed at $49.36Down 10.57% from its 52-week closing high of $135.58 on June 18, 2024Up 200.66% from its 52-week closing low of $40.33 on Oct. 26, 2023Traded as low as $119.23; lowest intraday level since Aug. 15, 2024, when it hit $117.47Down 5.08% at today's intraday low; largest intraday percent decrease since Aug. 7, 2024, when it fell as much as 5.33%Fourth worst performer in the S&P 500 todayMost active stock in the S&P 500 todaySecond worst performer in the Nasdaq 100 todayMost active stock in the Nasdaq 100 todayAll data as of 11:38:16 AM ET
Source: Dow Jones Market Data, FactSet
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tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0J1:0 | USDJPY | US dollar gains after GDP data backs smaller Fed cut in September | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-29T14:55:11+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0J1:0-us-dollar-gains-after-gdp-data-backs-smaller-fed-cut-in-september/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCHF', 'logoid': 'country/CH', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:GBPUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/GB'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCAD', 'logoid': 'country/CA', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURCHF', 'logoid': 'country/CH', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURGBP', 'logoid': 'country/GB', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:NZDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/NZ'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDNOK', 'logoid': 'country/NO', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURNOK', 'logoid': 'country/NO', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDSEK', 'logoid': 'country/SE', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURSEK', 'logoid': 'country/SE', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0J1:0-us-dollar-gains-after-gdp-data-backs-smaller-fed-cut-in-september/ | EN | The U.S. dollar rose on Thursday after data showed the world's largest economy grew a little faster than expected in the second quarter, modestly reducing expectations for a larger 50 basis point interest rate cut next month by the Federal Reserve. The report also added to growing expect… | The U.S. dollar rose on Thursday after data showed the world's largest economy grew a little faster than expected in the second quarter, modestly reducing expectations for a larger 50 basis point interest rate cut next month by the Federal Reserve.
The report also added to growing expectations that the United States could avoid recession altogether, or go through just a mild one.
Following the U.S. data, the dollar rose to a one-week high against the yen to 145.495 and was last up 0.6% at 145.385. The dollar/yen currency pair is the most sensitive to economic expectations because it typically moves in tandem with U.S. Treasury two-year yields.
Against the euro, the dollar gained, with the single European currency falling 0.3% to $1.1084 FX:EURUSD.
Thursday's data showed gross domestic product (GDP) grew at a 3.0% annualised rate in the second quarter, based on the Bureau of Economic Analysis's second estimate. That was an upward revision from the 2.8% rate reported last month, and higher than the 1.4% growth pace seen in the first quarter. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast GDP would be unrevised at a 2.8% pace.
In a separate report, initial jobless claims fell by 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 231,000 for the week ended Aug. 24. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 232,000 claims for the latest week.
The number of people receiving benefits after an initial week of aid, a proxy for hiring, increased by 13,000 to a seasonally adjusted 1.868 million during the week ending Aug. 17, the claims report showed, near the levels seen in late 2021, suggesting persistent unemployment.
"The data takes the risk of a 50 basis point cut off the table, though the labor market report next week is more important," said Brad Bechtel, global head of FX, at Jefferies in New York. "A 25 basis point cut is pretty much assured at this point."
U.S. rate futures have priced in a 35% chance of a 50 basis point easing next month, slightly down from the 37% probability seen late on Tuesday, according to LSEG calculations. Markets also priced in about 102 basis points of cuts by the end of the year.
The dollar index advanced 0.4% to 101.44 TVC:DXY following the report. On the week, it has gained 0.7%, on track for its largest weekly rise since early April.
MONTH-END FLOWS
"The dollar has been better bid pretty much due to month-end flows. We'll likely see a continuation of that," said Jefferies' Bechtel.
Typically as the year-end approaches, investors would square up positions so when an asset has been sold off for the month like the dollar, they would normally buy it back to balance their books or portfolios.
For the month of August, the dollar has lost 2.5% of its value, on pace for its largest monthly fall since November 2023.
"The dollar index has been oversold when it was down below the 101 area. I would expect that we migrate back to the 103-104 area. But again, the labor market report will be critical for that."
Investors now await Friday's release of the U.S. core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index — the Fed's preferred measure of inflation — which could provide further clues on the size of the rate cut at the September meeting, including the pace of the easing cycle.
In the euro zone, the euro fell to a 10-day low of $1.1059, after hitting a 13-month high on Friday at $1.1201. The euro was partly weighed down after inflation data from Germany and Spain led investors to increase their bets on the European Central Bank interest rate easing cycle.
Inflation fell in six important German states in August, suggesting national inflation could decline noticeably this month, while dropping to its slowest pace in a year in Spain.
Money markets priced in 67 basis points of ECB rate cuts in 2024 (EURESTECBM3X4=ICAP), from around 63 basis points before the data.
Currency bid prices at 29 August 02:40 p.m. GMT
Description
RIC
Last
U.S. Close Previous Session
Pct Change
YTD Pct
High Bid
Low Bid
Dollar index
TVC:DXY
101.49
101.01
0.5%
0.12%
101.58
100.88
Euro/Dollar
FX:EURUSD
1.1066
1.112
-0.48%
0.25%
$1.114
$1.1056
Dollar/Yen
FX_IDC:USDJPY
145.41
144.64
0.44%
3%
145.39
144.225
Euro/Yen
FX:EURJPY
1.1066
160.76
0.1%
3.4%
161.26
160.04
Dollar/Swiss
FX_IDC:USDCHF
0.8488
0.8423
0.77%
0.85%
0.8493
0.8401
Sterling/Dollar
FX:GBPUSD
1.3163
1.3191
-0.22%
3.43%
$1.3227
$1.1056
Dollar/Canadian
FX_IDC:USDCAD
1.3478
1.3481
-0.01%
1.69%
1.3491
1.3451
Aussie/Dollar
FX:AUDUSD
0.6793
0.6785
0.13%
-0.37%
$0.6824
$0.6781
Euro/Swiss
FX:EURCHF
0.9393
0.9365
0.3%
1.15%
0.9394
0.9354
Euro/Sterling
FX:EURGBP
0.8406
0.8428
-0.26%
-3.02%
0.8434
0.8403
NZ Dollar/Dollar
FX:NZDUSD
0.6254
0.6246
0.14%
-1.03%
$0.6298
0.6242
Dollar/Norway
FX_IDC:USDNOK
10.5127
10.4951
0.17%
3.73%
10.5353
10.4645
Euro/Norway
FX:EURNOK
11.635
11.6732
-0.33%
3.66%
11.6971
11.6245
Dollar/Sweden
FX_IDC:USDSEK
10.2468
10.1832
0.62%
1.79%
10.265
10.1677
Euro/Sweden
FX:EURSEK
11.3413
11.3347
0.05%
1.93%
11.3603
11.3109
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macenews:014ddc54a094b:0 | SPX | FED'S BARKIN Q&A: NEED TO THINK OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN TERMS OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING, KEY TO ATTRACTING WORKERS | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T14:41:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:014ddc54a094b:0-fed-s-barkin-q-a-need-to-think-of-economic-development-in-terms-of-affordable-housing-key-to-attracting-workers/ | null | [{'symbol': 'DJ:DJI', 'base_logoid': 'indices/dow-30'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:SX5E', 'base_logoid': 'indices/euro-stoxx-50'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:VXTYS', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:TYVIX1', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:IXIC', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nasdaq-composite'}, {'symbol': 'FX:FED30D', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'ICEUS:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'FX:USDOLLAR', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}] | /news/macenews:014ddc54a094b:0-fed-s-barkin-q-a-need-to-think-of-economic-development-in-terms-of-affordable-housing-key-to-attracting-workers/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KG18S:0 | SPX | Wall St rises after strong growth data; Nvidia slips | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-29T14:25:48+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KG18S:0-wall-st-rises-after-strong-growth-data-nvidia-slips/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'NASDAQ:NVDA', 'base_logoid': 'nvidia'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:AVGO', 'base_logoid': 'broadcom'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:AMD', 'base_logoid': 'advanced-micro-devices'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:SOX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/philadelphia-semiconductor-index'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:MSFT', 'base_logoid': 'microsoft'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:META', 'base_logoid': 'meta-platforms'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:GOOG', 'base_logoid': 'alphabet'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:AAPL', 'base_logoid': 'apple'}, {'symbol': 'SP:S5INFT', 'base_logoid': 'sector/information-technology'}, {'symbol': 'DJ:DJI', 'base_logoid': 'indices/dow-30'}, {'symbol': 'SP:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:IXIC', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nasdaq-composite'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:CRM', 'base_logoid': 'salesforce'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:CRWD', 'base_logoid': 'crowdstrike'}, {'symbol': 'CBOT_MINI:YM1!', 'base_logoid': 'indices/dow-30'}, {'symbol': 'CME_MINI:ES1!', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'CME_MINI:NQ1!', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nasdaq-100'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L4N3KG18S:0-wall-st-rises-after-strong-growth-data-nvidia-slips/ | EN | Wall Street's main indexes rose on Thursday, as investors were relieved after data showed a still robust U.S. economy, while Nvidia slipped as its largely in-line forecast failed to exceed lofty expectations for the AI chip firm.A commerce department report showed the U.S. economy grew faster than… | Wall Street's main indexes rose on Thursday, as investors were relieved after data showed a still robust U.S. economy, while Nvidia slipped as its largely in-line forecast failed to exceed lofty expectations for the AI chip firm.
A commerce department report showed the U.S. economy grew faster than the initial estimates, amid strong consumer spending.
"The economy is not slipping into a recession anytime soon and that's beneficial for the stock market, along with a rate cut that's very likely coming in September," said Robert Pavlik, senior portfolio manager at Dakota Wealth.
Markets have seesawed between marginal gains and losses in the run-up to Nvidia's results, as traders waited to see if the company would sustain its unmatched revenue growth.
Nvidia's NASDAQ:NVDA largely in-line revenue forecast for the current quarter despite upbeat second-quarter results disappointed investors. The chip bellwether's shares were down 2.0%.
"This is the first time that there has been criticism of the estimates beat and the outlook raise. It is not as great as some investors had anticipated," said Peter Andersen, founder of Andersen Capital Management.
"Nvidia might be showing early signs of slowdown in capital expenditure for artificial intelligence."
Although, semiconductor peers Broadcom NASDAQ:AVGO and Advanced Micro Devices NASDAQ:AMD rose 1.7% and 0.9%, respectively, aiding a 1.2% rise in the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor index NASDAQ:SOX.
Nvidia's heavyweight megacap customers, which have been the focus of market euphoria on the prospect of artificial intelligence integration boosting corporate profits also rose with Microsoft NASDAQ:MSFT, Meta NASDAQ:META and Alphabet NASDAQ:GOOG up more than 0.9% each.
Apple NASDAQ:AAPL gained more than 2% after Citigroup selected the iPhone maker as its top AI pick over Nvidia. This helped the tech sector SP:S5INFT lead sectoral gains with a 0.9% rise.
At 9:48 a.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJ:DJI was up 41.92 points, or 0.10%, at 41,133.34, the S&P 500 SP:SPX was up 20.41 points, or 0.36%, at 5,612.59, and the Nasdaq Composite TVC:IXIC was up 156.60 points, or 0.89%, at 17,712.62.
The benchmark S&P 500 SP:SPX is about 1% away from a record high, while the Dow DJ:DJI is hovering around an all-time peak, with expectations for a September rate cut staying robust.
Odds of a reduction of 25 basis points in September stand at 67.5%, while those of a larger 50 bps cut are at 32.5%, according to CME Group's Fed Watch Tool.
A Labor Department report showed jobless claims were marginally lower than expected for the previous week.
Friday's Personal Consumption Expenditure data for June, could offer hints on the central bank's monetary policy easing trajectory.
Dow-component Salesforce NYSE:CRM beat Wall Street expectations for second-quarter results, sending the enterprise cloud firm's shares up 1.1%.
CrowdStrike NASDAQ:CRWD dropped 6.7% after the cybersecurity company cut its revenue and profit forecasts in the aftermath of last month's global tech outage.
Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by a 1.52-to-1 ratio on the NYSE and by a 1.46-to-1 ratio on the Nasdaq.
The S&P index recorded 20 new 52-week highs and 4 new lows, while the Nasdaq recorded 27 new highs and 41 new lows.
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benzinga:9c663f9a2094b:0 | QQQ | US Dollar, Oil Prices, Tech Stocks Rise As GDP Roars By 3% In Q2; Bonds, Yen Slip As Bets For Large Rate Cuts Ease | benzinga | https://benzinga.com/ | 2024-08-29T14:21:41+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/benzinga:9c663f9a2094b:0-us-dollar-oil-prices-tech-stocks-rise-as-gdp-roars-by-3-in-q2-bonds-yen-slip-as-bets-for-large-rate-cuts-ease/ | null | [{'symbol': 'AMEX:UUP', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:TLT', 'base_logoid': 'ishares'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:FXY', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:SPY', 'base_logoid': 'spdr-sandp500-etf-tr'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:QQQ', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:NVDA', 'base_logoid': 'nvidia'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:XLK', 'base_logoid': 'sector/technology'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:USO', 'base_logoid': 'uscf-fund'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:GLD', 'base_logoid': 'spdr-sandp500-etf-tr'}] | /news/benzinga:9c663f9a2094b:0-us-dollar-oil-prices-tech-stocks-rise-as-gdp-roars-by-3-in-q2-bonds-yen-slip-as-bets-for-large-rate-cuts-ease/ | EN | The U.S. dollar, oil prices and tech stocks surged Thursday following an upward revision of the second-quarter real gross domestic product growth to 3%, signaling the continued strength of the U.S. economy.More defensive assets like bonds and the Japanese yen fell as expectations for interest rate… | The U.S. dollar, oil prices and tech stocks surged Thursday following an upward revision of the second-quarter real gross domestic product growth to 3%, signaling the continued strength
More defensive assets like bonds and the Japanese yen fell as expectations for interest rate cuts were slightly tempered.
What Happened: The U.S. economy continues to display robust health, boasting a notable real GDP growth rate of 3% in the second quarter, revised higher from the initial estimate of 2.8% on Thursday. This represents more than double the 1.4% growth recorded in the first quarter, marking the eighth consecutive quarter of sequential growth for the U.S. economy.
The boost was primarily driven by consumer spending, which surged by 2.9% in the second quarter, an upward revision from the previously reported 2.3% and significantly higher than the 1.5% growth in the first quarter. Corporate profits also showed improvement, flipping from a 2.7% contraction in the first quarter to a 1.7% expansion in the second.
Positive signs also emerged from price pressures, as Personal Consumption Expenditure prices were revised downward in the second estimate.
The revised data also included downward adjustments to nonresidential fixed investment (4.6% vs. 5.2% earlier reported), exports (1.6% vs. 2%), private inventory investment (7.5% vs. 8.4%), government spending at both federal (3.3% vs. 3.9%) and local (2.3% vs. 2.6%) levels, and residential fixed investment (negative 2% vs. negative 1.4%). Imports were adjusted slightly higher (7% vs. 6.9%).
Why It Matters: The resilience of the U.S. economy reduces recession risks that had surfaced earlier this month following a cooler-than-expected July jobs report.
For markets sensitive to domestic economic conditions, such as small- and medium-cap stocks, a healthy economy signals improved risk sentiment among investors.
The concurrent decline in price pressures bolsters the Federal Reserve’s confidence that inflation is trending toward its 2% target, paving the way for a September interest rate cut.
The strong economic activity also represents a factor that could refrain the Fed from making large or swift rate cuts to avoid reigniting inflationary pressures.
Market-implied odds for a 50-basis-point rate cut in September slightly eased from 38% a day ago to the 32.5%, as per CME Group‘s FedWatch data.
Market Reactions:
U.S. Dollar: The U.S. Dollar Index, tracked by the Invesco DB USD Index Bullish Fund ETF AMEX:UUP, rallied 0.4% in response to the GDP data, building on a 0.5% gain from Wednesday.Bonds: Treasury yields edged higher, causing the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF NASDAQ:TLT to decline by 0.5%.Japanese yen: The USD-JPY pair rose 0.7% on Thursday to 145.35 levels. The Invesco CurrencyShares Japanese Yen Trust AMEX:FXY fell 0.7%. Stocks: The S&P 500 as tracked by the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust AMEX:SPY was up by 0.3%. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100, tracked by the Invesco QQQ Trust, Series 1 NASDAQ:QQQ, climbed 0.8%, despite a 2.2% drop in Nvidia Corp. NASDAQ:NVDA.Sector Performance: The Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund AMEX:XLK led sector gains, up 0.9%.Oil: The United States Oil Fund AMEX:USO rose by 2.2%, fully reversing Wednesday’s losses.Gold: The SPDR Gold Trust AMEX:GLD rose 0.4% to $2,515 per ounce.Read Next:
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te_news:426771:0 | SPX | US Stocks Rise after Strong Data, Nvidia Results | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-29T13:35:02+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426771:0-us-stocks-rise-after-strong-data-nvidia-results/ | null | [{'symbol': 'SEED_SZILKA88_TANUKI:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SMAYXOR_GEX:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/te_news:426771:0-us-stocks-rise-after-strong-data-nvidia-results/ | EN | US stocks rose on Thursday, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq up 0.4% and 0.7%, and Dow Jones gaining 180 points.Revised data showed the US economy grew 3% in Q2, faster than initially thought, easing recession fears from earlier this month.Weekly jobless claims also edged down slightly.Salesforce shares cli… | US stocks rose on Thursday, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq up 0.4% and 0.7%, and Dow Jones gaining 180 points.
Revised data showed the US economy grew 3% in Q2, faster than initially thought, easing recession fears from earlier this month.
Weekly jobless claims also edged down slightly.
Salesforce shares climbed over 3% after beating fiscal second-quarter estimates and raising its full-year profit outlook.
Conversely, Nvidia shares fell nearly 2%, a smaller drop than the 8% seen overnight, despite posting strong quarterly results and an optimistic sales outlook.
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DJN_DN20240829006631_20240829006631:0 | SPX | S&P 500 Rises 22.60 Points (0.40%) | dow-jones | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/dow-jones/ | 2024-08-29T13:33:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/DJN_DN20240829006631_20240829006631:0/ | 2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All rights reserved. | [{'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}] | /news/DJN_DN20240829006631_20240829006631:0/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
tag:reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0JB:0 | USDJPY | FX options wrap - FX eruption, EUR topside, short gamma, CNH alert | reuters | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/reuters/ | 2024-08-29T13:26:32+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0JB:0-fx-options-wrap-fx-eruption-eur-topside-short-gamma-cnh-alert/ | Copyright Thomson Reuters 2024. Click For Restrictions - https://agency.reuters.com/en/copyright.html | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCAD', 'logoid': 'country/CA', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'ICEUS:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'FX:USDCNH', 'logoid': 'country/CN', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURCHF', 'logoid': 'country/CH', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:GBPUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/GB'}, {'symbol': 'FX:NZDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/NZ'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDCHF', 'logoid': 'country/CH', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDNZD', 'logoid': 'country/NZ', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:AUDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/AU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURGBP', 'logoid': 'country/GB', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}] | /news/reuters.com,2024:newsml_L1N3KG0JB:0-fx-options-wrap-fx-eruption-eur-topside-short-gamma-cnh-alert/ | EN | Mild USD recovery/consolidation takes front-end expiry FX option implied volatility off its most recent highs. However, setbacks are proving limited amid the strong demand and high premiums attached to post NFP options - reflecting the importance of this event to the scale of the September 18 U.S… | Mild USD recovery/consolidation takes front-end expiry FX option implied volatility off its most recent highs. However, setbacks are proving limited amid the strong demand and high premiums attached to post NFP options - reflecting the importance of this event to the scale of the September 18 U.S. rate cut.
Dealers expect overnight expiry USD/JPY implied volatility to be around 25.0 - a premium/break-even of 105 JPY pips when it eventually includes the NFP from next Thursday - only the third highest NFP FX volatility risk premium in 2024. One-week expiry implied volatility will include the NFP risk premium from this Friday.
EUR/USD has seen a renewed pick-up in demand and premium for downside gamma, evidenced by strong and sizeable demand for short dated expiry EUR put options such as Monday 1.1050's at 6.3 on 400-million euros. Benchmark 1-month 25 delta risk reversals have also seen a sharp reversal to 0.1 from their new 4-year highs at 0.4 for topside over downside strikes this week.
USD/CNH 1-month expiry implied volatility reached 5.3 from 5.1 and 1-month risk reversals were paid at 0.7 CNH calls over puts when spot dropped to threaten a 7.1000 breach in Asia.
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forexlive:a341c6aad094b:0 | USDJPY | US dollar climbs on better GDP numbers and in-line jobless claims | forexlive | https://www.forexlive.com/ | 2024-08-29T13:11:55+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/forexlive:a341c6aad094b:0-us-dollar-climbs-on-better-gdp-numbers-and-in-line-jobless-claims/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/forexlive:a341c6aad094b:0-us-dollar-climbs-on-better-gdp-numbers-and-in-line-jobless-claims/ | EN | USD/JPY 1 hourThe US dollar is higher across the board following a better-than-expected reading on GDP and in-line initial jobless claims numbers. The growth figures highlight an economy that's just fine. In particular, the consumer spending number was +2.9% compared to the +2.0% reading expected.W… | USD/JPY 1 hour
The US dollar is higher across the board following a better-than-expected reading on GDP and in-line initial jobless claims numbers. The growth figures highlight an economy that's just fine. In particular, the consumer spending number was +2.9% compared to the +2.0% reading expected.
With these numbers, I find it hard to believe the Fed will cut by 50 bps in September, even if non-farm payrolls are weak. Pricing has fallen to a 32% chance from 36% yesterday.
Much of this latest move is centered in USD/JPY, which is up 100 pips in the aftermath of the data. Other pair have moved around 20 pips. That suggests that economic data isn't the whole story and that month-end flows might be a significant driver following one of the most-volatile months in USD/JPY ever.
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te_news:426761:0 | SPX | US Futures Point to Higher Open | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-29T12:45:12+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426761:0-us-futures-point-to-higher-open/ | null | [{'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SMAYXOR_GEX:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SZILKA88_TANUKI:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/te_news:426761:0-us-futures-point-to-higher-open/ | EN | US stock futures rose on Thursday, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 futures up about 0.4%, and Dow Jones futures gaining over 250 points.Revised data showed the US economy grew 3% in Q2, faster than initially thought, easing recession fears from earlier this month.Weekly jobless claims also edged down s… | US stock futures rose on Thursday, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 futures up about 0.4%, and Dow Jones futures gaining over 250 points.
Revised data showed the US economy grew 3% in Q2, faster than initially thought, easing recession fears from earlier this month.
Weekly jobless claims also edged down slightly.
Salesforce shares climbed over 4% in premarket trading after beating fiscal second-quarter estimates and raising its full-year profit outlook.
Conversely, Nvidia shares fell nearly 4%, a smaller drop than the 8% seen overnight, despite posting strong quarterly results and an optimistic sales outlook.
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macenews:b785f40ad094b:0 | SPX | MORE U.S. Q2 GDP: NET EXPORTS SUBTRACT 0.77 PP FROM GDP (VS -0.72 PP PREVIOUS) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T12:33:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:b785f40ad094b:0-more-u-s-q2-gdp-net-exports-subtract-0-77-pp-from-gdp-vs-0-72-pp-previous/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:VIX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/volatility-s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'DJ:DJI', 'base_logoid': 'indices/dow-30'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:SX5E', 'base_logoid': 'indices/euro-stoxx-50'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:VXTYS', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:DJX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:TYVIX1', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:IXIC', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nasdaq-composite'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:VXVOL', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'ICEUS:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'ECONOMICS:USGDP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:FED30D', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:b785f40ad094b:0-more-u-s-q2-gdp-net-exports-subtract-0-77-pp-from-gdp-vs-0-72-pp-previous/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:a4fae40c9094b:0 | SPX | MORE U.S. Q2 GDP: EQUIPMENT +10.8% (VS +11.6% FIRST ESTIMATE) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T12:32:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:a4fae40c9094b:0-more-u-s-q2-gdp-equipment-10-8-vs-11-6-first-estimate/ | null | [{'symbol': 'CBOE:VIX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/volatility-s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:SX5E', 'base_logoid': 'indices/euro-stoxx-50'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'DJ:DJI', 'base_logoid': 'indices/dow-30'}, {'symbol': 'ICEUS:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:VXVOL', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'FX:FED30D', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'ECONOMICS:USGDP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:IXIC', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nasdaq-composite'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:TYVIX1', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:VXTYS', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:DJX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:a4fae40c9094b:0-more-u-s-q2-gdp-equipment-10-8-vs-11-6-first-estimate/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
macenews:599e88f32094b:0 | SPX | MORE U.S. Q2 GDP: PERSONAL CONSUMPTION +2.9% (VS +2.3% EXPECTED AND FIRST ESTIMATE) | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T12:30:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:599e88f32094b:0-more-u-s-q2-gdp-personal-consumption-2-9-vs-2-3-expected-and-first-estimate/ | null | [{'symbol': 'TVC:SX5E', 'base_logoid': 'indices/euro-stoxx-50'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:IXIC', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nasdaq-composite'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURUSD', 'logoid': 'country/US', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'DJ:DJI', 'base_logoid': 'indices/dow-30'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:VXTYS', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'ECONOMICS:USGDP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'FX:FED30D', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:DJX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'ICEUS:DXY', 'base_logoid': 'indices/u-s-dollar-index'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:VIX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/volatility-s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:TYVIX1', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:VXVOL', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}] | /news/macenews:599e88f32094b:0-more-u-s-q2-gdp-personal-consumption-2-9-vs-2-3-expected-and-first-estimate/ | EN | null | null | indices | null | null | null |
benzinga:2390f3707094b:0 | QQQ | Traders Brace For Fed's Favorite Inflation Report Friday: July Price Pressures Expected To Edge Higher | benzinga | https://benzinga.com/ | 2024-08-29T12:28:58+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/benzinga:2390f3707094b:0-traders-brace-for-fed-s-favorite-inflation-report-friday-july-price-pressures-expected-to-edge-higher/ | null | [{'symbol': 'AMEX:UUP', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:TLT', 'base_logoid': 'ishares'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:SPY', 'base_logoid': 'spdr-sandp500-etf-tr'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:QQQ', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:IWM', 'base_logoid': 'ishares'}] | /news/benzinga:2390f3707094b:0-traders-brace-for-fed-s-favorite-inflation-report-friday-july-price-pressures-expected-to-edge-higher/ | EN | The next Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) inflation report, closely watched by the Federal Reserve, will be released at 8:30 a.m. ET Friday. This highly anticipated inflation report will likely illuminate whether broad price pressures align with the Fed’s 2% target or if they remain stickier… | The next Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) inflation report, closely watched by the Federal Reserve, will be released
This highly anticipated inflation report will likely illuminate whether broad price pressures align with the Fed’s 2% target or if they remain stickier than expected.
During last week’s Jackson Hole Economic Symposium in Wyoming, Fed Chair Jerome Powell hinted at a potential rate cut, suggesting “the time has come
He expressed increased confidence that inflation is moving toward the Fed’s target. Market traders are pricing in a rate cut at the Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Sept. 18. There’s a 63.5% probability for a 25-basis-point cut and a 36.5% chance for a 50-basis-point reduction, according to CME Group‘s FedWatch tool.
What Economists Expect From July’s PCE Report
The consensus among Wall Street economists, as tracked by TradingEconomics, forecasts that the headline PCE annual inflation rate will rise from 2.5% in June to 2.6% in July, ending a three-month streak of declines.On a monthly basis, observers expect the headline PCE to increase by 0.2%, up from 0.1% in June.Core PCE inflation, which excludes food and energy, will likely climb from 2.6% to 2.7% annually, with a steady monthly increase of 0.2%.July’s PCE Uptick Likely Driven By Base Effects
If these predictions hold true, July’s PCE inflation would show a rise from June’s figures. Bank of America analysts attribute this increase to base effects in the annual readings.
“We project July headline and core PCE inflation at 0.17% and 0.19% month-over-month, respectively. This would result in annual rates of 2.6% (headline) and 2.7% (core), a 0.1 percentage point increase due to base effects,” BofA analysts said.
This uptick should not be interpreted as a sign of firming inflation. Analysts recommend focusing on the three-month and six-month annualized rates for a clearer picture of inflation trends.
Potential Market Impacts
A higher-than-expected PCE report could boost the U.S. dollar index (DXY), tracked by the Invesco DB USD Index Bullish Fund ETF AMEX:UUP. Treasury yields might also rise, potentially leading to declines in the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF NASDAQ:TLT.
Unless the report reveals a significant inflation increase, it is unlikely to derail expectations of a September rate cut.
Conversely, a lower-than-expected PCE report could benefit equities. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust AMEX:SPY and the Invesco QQQ Trust NASDAQ:QQQ are likely to gain Friday if data reinforces the likelihood of forthcoming rate cuts.
Small caps, as tracked by the iShares Russell 2000 ETF AMEX:IWM, might also be a major market beneficiary from a benign July PCE inflation report.
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macenews:1d5c8eabf094b:0 | USDJPY | Japan Government Slightly Upgrades Its View on Economic Recovery after BOJ Conducts 2nd Rate Hike in July | macenews | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/macenews/ | 2024-08-29T11:29:00+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/macenews:1d5c8eabf094b:0-japan-government-slightly-upgrades-its-view-on-economic-recovery-after-boj-conducts-2nd-rate-hike-in-july/ | null | [{'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}, {'symbol': 'TVC:NI225', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nikkei-225'}, {'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}, {'symbol': 'DJ:DJI', 'base_logoid': 'indices/dow-30'}, {'symbol': 'FX:EURJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/EU'}, {'symbol': 'FX:GBPJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/GB'}] | /news/macenews:1d5c8eabf094b:0-japan-government-slightly-upgrades-its-view-on-economic-recovery-after-boj-conducts-2nd-rate-hike-in-july/ | EN | (MaceNews) - Japan's government upgraded its overall economic assessment for the first time in six months, noting consumer spending is supported by wage hikes and temporary income tax credits, but the change in wording is subtle and it continues to say the economy is recovering “moderately.”In its… | (MaceNews) - Japan's government upgraded its overall economic assessment for the first time in six months, noting consumer spending is supported by wage hikes and temporary income tax credits, but the change in wording is subtle and it continues to say the economy is recovering “moderately.”
In its monthly report for August released Thursday by the Cabinet Office, the government said the economy is “recovering at a moderate pace, although there are some areas where it is pausing.” Last month, it said the economy was “recovering at a moderate pace, although it appears to be pausing.”
In the April-June quarter, the economy posted a stronger-than-expected rebound after suffering its first contraction in two quarters in January-March, up a preliminary 0.8% on quarter, or an annualized 3.1%, as consumption and business investment picked up after having been hit by suspended output at Toyota group factories over a safety test scandal, Cabinet Office data released this month showed.
Looking ahead, the economy in July-September is expected to show moderate growth as large firms are raising wages at the fastest pace in 33 years and investing in capacity to cope with labor shortages. Real wages rose 1.1% on the year in June, marking the first rise in 27 months, after falling 1.3% the previous month.
The government continued to warn against downside risks from slower growth in other countries, “including the effects of continued high interest rate levels in the U.S. and Europe and the lingering stagnation of the real estate market in China.”
The Bank of Cananda cut its policy rate for the second straight month in July, citing easing inflationary pressures and cooling economy, and appears set to follow up with more cuts by the end of the year. The U.S. Federal Reserve is widely expected to start lowering interest rates in September.
The government continued to urge a close watch on inflation, the Middle East conflict and “fluctuations in the financial and capital markets” amid the protracted weakness of the yen that is keeping import costs high.
At its July 30-31 meeting, the Bank of Japan’s nine-member board decided in a 7 to 2 vote to raise the overnight interest rate target to 0.25% from a range of 0% to 0.1%, citing gradually rising inflation expectations among households and businesses and high but slightly easing uncertainties for the economy. It followed the bank’s first rate hike in 17 years in March, which also ended the seven-year-old yield curve control framework, as part of its policy normalization process.
“The government and the Bank of Japan will continue to work closely together to conduct flexible policy management in response to economic and price developments,” the government said, repeating its recent statements. It expects the BOJ “to achieve the price stability target of 2% in a sustainable and stable manner, while confirming the virtuous cycle between wages and prices, by conducting appropriate monetary policy in light of economic activity, prices and financial conditions.”
The two parties “will completely overcome deflation and help guide the economy move on to a new growth-oriented stage,” the government said, suggesting it is still concerned about the downside risk that inflation may fail to be backed by sustained wage hikes.
This month, the yen has regained most of its lost ground for the year, quoted at around ¥146, on market expectations that the BOJ was set to raise its short-term interest rate target more often than previously believed, although it would be still at a snail’s pace compared to other major economies.
Governor Kazuo Ueda told reporters on July 31 that a “gradual” pace of rate hikes at an early stage is better than jacking up interest rates later when upside risks to inflation materialize, and that BOJ policymakers don’t consider 0.5% a ceiling for the policy rate, which is still far below the zone that can be regarded as neutral to economic activity (one board member believes the terminal rate is 1% at the lowest).
In an Aug. 7 speech, Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida sought to calm jittery investors by saying rate hikes in Japan are different in nature compared to those in Europe and North America. “Japan's economy is not in a situation where the bank may fall behind the curve if it does not raise the policy interest rate at a certain pace,” he said. “Therefore, the bank will not raise its policy interest rate when financial and capital markets are unstable.”
In July, the dollar hit a fresh 38-year high above ¥161.70 but it has eased to around ¥154 on stealth yen-buying invention on July 11 and 12 by the Ministry of Finance that took advantage of US CPI data for June showing easing inflation. The data prompted some dollar selling on the notion that the Fed may lower interest rates in September.
As for overseas economies, the government maintained its overall assessment after downgrading it for the first time in 18 months, only a month after upgrading it for the first time in 13 months. “The world economy is picking up, although it is pausing in some regions.”
The government maintained its view on the Chinese economy after downgrading it for the first time in 11 months in July, saying, “The economy is pausing even though there is an increase in supply thanks to the effects of policy measures.”
It regards the U.S. economy as “expanding” while noting the Eurozone is “picking up” and upgrading its view on the UK, saying it is “picking up,” instead of “showing signs of a pickup.”
Key points from the monthly report:
The government upgraded its assessment of private consumption, which accounts for about 55% of the gross domestic product, for the first time in 15 months, saying it is “picking up while weakness remains in some areas.” Previously, it said the pickup in consumption was “stalling.”
Real household spending posted its second straight year-over-year drop in June, down 1.4%, but excluding volatile factors like home maintenance and car purchases, the core reading marked its first increase in 16 months, up 1.3%, as the killer heat wave boosted demand for air conditioners and refrigerators, data released this month by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed.
An unusually late start to the rainy season in many regions also propped up demand for beverages, snacks, eating out and summer clothing. The rare rise in the core measure of real average household spending (excluding housing, motor vehicles and remittance), a key indicator used in GDP calculation, followed a 3.4% dip in May and no growth in April.
The BOJ's supply-side consumption activity index rebounded 0.8% on the month in June on a seasonally adjusted basis after falling 0.5% in May and rising 1.1% in April. The index rose 0.8% in the April-June period compared to the January-March quarter, when it fell 0.8% on quarter. Figures exclude inbound tourism consumption but include outbound tourism spending.
The government maintained its assessment of exports after downgrading it for the first time in six months in July, saying they are “largely flat.” The index of export volumes rose a seasonally adjusted 1.3% on the month in July after rising 2.1% in June and falling 4.2% in May, according to the Cabinet Office.
Japanese export values rose 10.3% for the eighth straight year-over-year increase in July, led by solid demand for semiconductors, automobiles and semiconductor-making equipment from the U.S. and Asia, accelerating from a 5.4% gain in June and overcoming continued sluggish shipments of some of those goods to Europe, data released last week by the Ministry of Finance showed.
Shipments to China, a key export market for Japanese goods, posted their eighth straight increase thanks to demand for semiconductor-making equipment and autos, while the Japanese government has expressed concerns over the slow progress in China’s recovery from its property market problems. Japanese exports to the European Union fell on year for the fourth straight month, hit by lingering sluggish demand for automobiles and production machinery, although shipments of iron and steel rebounded. Exports to the U.S. remain robust, up for the 34th straight month on autos and auto parts, after hitting a record high amount in December 2023.
The government also maintained its assessment of industrial production after upgrading it for the first time in 12 months in May, saying factory output “is showing signs of a pickup.”
Japan’s industrial production slipped a seasonally adjusted 4.2% (revised down from a 3.6% dip) on the month in June, giving up all of the sharp 3.6% rebound in May, hit by more revelations of false safety test records in June, this time at Toyota Motor itself, instead of its subsidiaries, as well as at other major automakers, revised data released earlier this month by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry showed.
The METI’s survey of producers indicated that output is expected to rise 4.0% in July after adjustment for its upward bias, led by a rebound in production machinery and electronic parts/devices, before rising a further 0.7% in August on higher output of electric and information communications equipment which may include lithium-ion rechargeable batteries.
Other details:
The government’s assessment of key components of the economy in the monthly economic report:
* Private consumption is “picking up while weakness remains in some areas” vs. the pickup in private consumption is “stalling” (the first upgrade in 15 months; last upgraded in May 2023; downgraded in February 2024).
* Business investment is “showing signs of a pickup” (unchanged; upgraded in March 2024; downgraded in November 2023).
* Housing construction is “largely flat” vs. “in a weak tone” (the first upgrade in 26 months; last upgraded in June 2022; downgraded in September 2023).
* Public investment is “solid” (unchanged; upgraded in July 2024; downgraded in June 2024).
* Exports are “largely flat” (unchanged; upgraded in August 2023; downgraded in July 2024).
* Imports are “largely flat” (unchanged: upgraded in May 2024; downgraded in March 2024).
* Industrial production is “showing signs of a pickup” (unchanged; upgraded in May 2024; downgraded in February 2024).
* Corporate profits are “improving as a whole” (unchanged; upgraded in September 2023; downgraded in March 2023).
* Business sentiment is “improving” (unchanged; upgraded in December 2023; downgraded in March 2022).
* The number of bankruptcies “has been rising” (unchanged; upgraded in March 2021; downgraded in April 2023).
* Employment conditions are “showing signs of improvement” (unchanged; upgraded in June 2023; downgraded in May 2020).
* Domestic corporate goods prices “have been rising at a moderate pace” (unchanged; last changed in May 2024).
* Consumer prices “have been rising at a moderate pace” (unchanged: upgraded in May 2022; downgraded in March 2020).
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te_news:426745:0 | SPX | US Stocks Set to Recover From Wednesday Decline | trading-economics | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/trading-economics/ | 2024-08-29T11:19:11+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/te_news:426745:0-us-stocks-set-to-recover-from-wednesday-decline/ | null | [{'symbol': 'SEED_SMAYXOR_GEX:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'SEED_SZILKA88_TANUKI:SPX', 'logoid': '', 'base_logoid': ''}, {'symbol': 'CBOE:SPX', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}] | /news/te_news:426745:0-us-stocks-set-to-recover-from-wednesday-decline/ | EN | US stock futures rose on Thursday, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 futures up about 0.2% each, and Dow Jones futures climbing over 200 points.Nvidia shares dipped less than 4%, recovering from an overnight drop of over 8%, despite strong fiscal second-quarter results and a positive sales outlook.This d… | US stock futures rose on Thursday, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 futures up about 0.2% each, and Dow Jones futures climbing over 200 points.
Nvidia shares dipped less than 4%, recovering from an overnight drop of over 8%, despite strong fiscal second-quarter results and a positive sales outlook.
This decline was balanced by a 5% jump in Salesforce shares after the company beat fiscal second-quarter estimates and raised its full-year profit outlook.
With major earnings now behind, investor focus shifts to US labor market data and updated GDP figures for hints on the Federal Reserve's potential rate cut in September.
Additionally, the Fed’s preferred inflation measure, the core PCE index, due Friday, could influence expectations on the pace and magnitude of rate cuts.
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fisco:32833643b8457:0 | USDJPY | ドル・円は変わらず、材料難で様子見 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-29T11:01:20+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:32833643b8457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/fisco:32833643b8457:0/ | JA | 欧州市場でドル・円は144円50銭台と、ほぼ変わらずの値動き。米10年債利回りは低下後に持ち直したが、ドル買いは限定的。一方、欧州株式市場はおおむね堅調で、株高を好感した円売りに振れやすい。米株式先物の強含みも、円売りの支援材料に。ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円43銭から144円74銭、ユーロ・円は160円02銭から161円08銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1071ドルから1.1129ドル。 | 欧州市場でドル・円は144円50銭台と、ほぼ変わらずの値動き。米10年債利回りは低下後に持ち直したが、ドル買いは限定的。一方、欧州株式市場はおおむね堅調で、株高を好感した円売りに振れやすい。米株式先物の強含みも、円売りの支援材料に。
ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円43銭から144円74銭、ユーロ・円は160円02銭から161円08銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1071ドルから1.1129ドル。
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benzinga:35b7603a7094b:0 | QQQ | Wall Street On Track For Relief Rally With Nvidia Earnings In Rearview Mirror: Strategist Says Near-Term Market Trajectory May Not Hinge On Presidential Election But This | benzinga | https://benzinga.com/ | 2024-08-29T10:54:46+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/benzinga:35b7603a7094b:0-wall-street-on-track-for-relief-rally-with-nvidia-earnings-in-rearview-mirror-strategist-says-near-term-market-trajectory-may-not-hinge-on-presidential-election-but-this/ | null | [{'symbol': 'NASDAQ:NVDA', 'base_logoid': 'nvidia'}, {'symbol': 'AMEX:SPY', 'base_logoid': 'spdr-sandp500-etf-tr'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:QQQ', 'base_logoid': 'invesco'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:SMCI', 'base_logoid': 'super-micro-computer'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:AFRM', 'base_logoid': 'affirm'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:COO', 'base_logoid': 'cooper-cos'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:CRWD', 'base_logoid': 'crowdstrike'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:FIVE', 'base_logoid': 'five-below'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:HPQ', 'base_logoid': 'hp'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:NTNX', 'base_logoid': 'nutanix'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:NTAP', 'base_logoid': 'netapp'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:OKTA', 'base_logoid': 'okta'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:PSTG', 'base_logoid': 'pure-storage'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:CRM', 'base_logoid': 'salesforce'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:VSCO', 'base_logoid': 'victorias-secret'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:AEO', 'base_logoid': 'american-eagle-outfitters'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:BBY', 'base_logoid': 'best-buy'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:BURL', 'base_logoid': 'burlington'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:CPB', 'base_logoid': 'campbell-soup'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:DG', 'base_logoid': 'dollar-general'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:OLLI', 'base_logoid': 'ollies-bargain-outlet'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:ADSK', 'base_logoid': 'autodesk'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:DELL', 'base_logoid': 'dell'}, {'symbol': 'CAPITALCOM:GPS', 'base_logoid': 'gap'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:LULU', 'base_logoid': 'lululemon-athletica'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:MRVL', 'base_logoid': 'marvell-tech'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:MDB', 'base_logoid': 'mongodb'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:ULTA', 'base_logoid': 'ulta-beauty'}] | /news/benzinga:35b7603a7094b:0-wall-street-on-track-for-relief-rally-with-nvidia-earnings-in-rearview-mirror-strategist-says-near-term-market-trajectory-may-not-hinge-on-presidential-election-but-this/ | EN | After dilly-dallying in recent sessions amid anticipation ahead of Nvidia Corp.’s NASDAQ:NVDA earnings, market mood is settling in. The index futures were higher in early trading. Nvidia shares have clawed part of their losses seen early in the premarket session and could recover when sell-side ana… | After dilly-dallying in recent sessions amid anticipation ahead of Nvidia Corp.’s NASDAQ:NVDA earnings, market mood is settling in. The index futures were higher in early trading. Nvidia shares have clawed part of their and could recover when sell-side analysis starts coming in. Some strong tech earnings could provide the offsetting impact.
The preliminary GDP data due ahead of the market will be parsed by traders for cues on growth and inflation. A speech by a Federal Reserve official is also on traders’ radar. More importantly, Friday’s consumer price expenditure index data called the Fed’s favorite inflation gauge, could keep the market on tenterhook. The Labor Day holiday on Monday could dampen trading volume, and this could impart volatility, although traders do not attach much significance to low-volume moves.
FuturesPerformance (+/-)Nasdaq 100+0.28%S&P 500+0.23%Dow+0.52%R2K+0.53%In premarket trading on Thursday, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust AMEX:SPY rose 0.20% to $559.41, and the Invesco QQQ ETF NASDAQ:QQQ gained 0.25% to $472.53, according to Benzinga Pro data.
Cues From Last Session
Caution ahead of Nvidia’s earnings and a sharp pullback in the shares of Super Micro Computer, Inc. NASDAQ:SMCI weighed down on the tech space on Wednesday, which in turn dragged the major averages on Wednesday lower. After a lackluster start, stocks moved sideways in early trading, and subsequently, they moved lower before recouping some of the losses in late afternoon trading.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite settled at its lowest in about two weeks and the Dow Jones Industrial Average retreated from its all-time closing high.
All but two S&P 500 sector classes retreated on Wednesday, and IT, communication services, consumer discretionary and energy stocks bore the brunt of the selling pressure.
IndexPerformance (+/)ValueNasdaq Composite-1.12%17,556.03S&P 500 Index-0.60%5,592.18Dow Industrials-0.39%41,091.42Russell 2000-0.65%2,188.64Insights From Analysts:
As the presidential election campaign heads into the final sprint, Michael Zezas, Managing Director, Head of U.S. Public Policy Research & Municipal Credit Strategy at Morgan Stanley, said before the election, not the ups and downs of the campaign but the business cycle will probably affect the markets. “We don't think investors' near-term strategies will focus on the election,” he said.
Following the election, Zezas said he expects the election impact to be more pronounced in specific sectors. A Democratic win may be negative for energy and telecom stocks but positive for clean-energy stocks, he said.
“The outcome of the election could affect the U.S. Treasury yield curve, which plots bond yields against maturity dates, as well as the U.S. dollar,” he said. Trump’s insinuation of higher tariffs will likely weigh on economic growth and lead to a steeper yield curve but it would be positive for the dollar, he added.
LPL Financial Chief Economist Jeffrey Roach said should the economy worsen, the equity market could see volatility. The August payroll report, due on Sept. 6, or the upcoming months’ reports could show some underlying weakness in the broader hiring trends. He also noted caution among consumers who may not splurge on big-ticket items as the economy progresses into late-cycle dynamics.
LPL said it maintained its investment perspective of being modestly overweight on fixed income, funded from cash. This, the firm said, can help buffer against equity market volatility should economic conditions worsen, while also providing attractive income.
Upcoming Economic Data
The Labor Department will release the weekly jobless claims report at 8:30 a.m. EDT. The number of individuals claiming unemployment benefits may come in at 230,000 for the week ended Aug. 24, down slightly from 232,000 in the previous week.The Bureau of Economic Analysis is due to release the preliminary (second read) GDP data for the second quarter at 8:30 a.m. EDT. Economists, on average, expect the annualized pace of quarter-over-quarter growth to be left unrevised at 2.8% compared to the first quarter’s 1.4% growth. Traders may also focus on the personal consumption expenditure index and the GDP price deflator, which are considered as inflation measures.The National Association of Realtors is scheduled to release its pending home sales index for July at 10 a.m. EDT, with the consensus calling for a 0.2% month-over-month increase compared to June’s 4.8% growth.The Treasury will auction four- and eight-week bills at 11:30 a.m. EDT and seven-year notes at 1 p.m. EDT.Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic will make a public appearance at 3:30 p.m. EDT.See also:
Stocks In Focus:
Nvidia fell 1.77%as traders pushed down the stock following the company’s quarterly results. Other chipmakers also moved in sympathy.Other stocks moving on earnings are Affirm Holdings, Inc. NASDAQ:AFRM (up over 22%), Cooper Companies, Inc. NASDAQ:COO (up over 4.70%), CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. NASDAQ:CRWD (down over 2%), Five Below, Inc. NASDAQ:FIVE, HP Inc. NYSE:HPQ (up over 7%), Nutanix, Inc. NASDAQ:NTNX (up over 17%), NetApp, Inc. NASDAQ:NTAP (down over 2.7%), Okta, Inc. NASDAQ:OKTA (down over 10.50%), Pure Storage, Inc. NYSE:PSTG (down over 13%), Salesforce, Inc. NYSE:CRM (up over 5%) and Victoria’s Secret & Co. NYSE:VSCO (up over 5%).American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. NYSE:AEO, Best Buy Co., Inc. NYSE:BBY, Burlington Stores, Inc. NYSE:BURL, Campbell Soup Company NASDAQ:CPB, Dollar General Corporation NYSE:DG and Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Holdings, Inc. NASDAQ:OLLI are among the key companies reporting their earnings ahead of the market open.Those reporting after the close include Autodesk, Inc. NASDAQ:ADSK, Dell Technologies Inc. NYSE:DELL, Gap, Inc. CAPITALCOM:GPS, Lululemon Athletica Inc. NASDAQ:LULU, Marvell Technology, Inc. NASDAQ:MRVL, MongoDB, Inc. NASDAQ:MDB and Ulta Beauty, Inc. NASDAQ:ULTA.Commodities, Bonds And Global Equity Markets:
Crude oil and gold futures were rebounding after a two-session slide and Bitcoin traded below the $60K level. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell 1.4 basis points to 3.827%.
Most Asian markets retreated on Thursday. following Wall Street’s weakness overnight and the negative reaction to Nvidia’s earnings, while European stocks traded higher early in the session.
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barchart:852467ab0094b:0 | SPX | Stocks Rise Before the Open as Investor Focus Turns to U.S. Economic Data | barchart | https://www.barchart.com/ | 2024-08-29T10:51:01+00:00 | https://www.tradingview.com/news/barchart:852467ab0094b:0-stocks-rise-before-the-open-as-investor-focus-turns-to-u-s-economic-data/ | null | [{'symbol': 'CME_MINI:NQU2024', 'base_logoid': 'indices/nasdaq-100'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:NVDA', 'base_logoid': 'nvidia'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:SMCI', 'base_logoid': 'super-micro-computer'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:ARM', 'base_logoid': 'arm'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:MU', 'base_logoid': 'micron-technology'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:FL', 'base_logoid': 'foot-locker'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:CHWY', 'base_logoid': 'chewy'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:BOX', 'base_logoid': 'box'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:DELL', 'base_logoid': 'dell'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:MRVL', 'base_logoid': 'marvell-tech'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:ADSK', 'base_logoid': 'autodesk'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:LULU', 'base_logoid': 'lululemon-athletica'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:DG', 'base_logoid': 'dollar-general'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:BBY', 'base_logoid': 'best-buy'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:ULTA', 'base_logoid': 'ulta-beauty'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:GAP', 'base_logoid': 'gap'}, {'symbol': 'NYSE:CRM', 'base_logoid': 'salesforce'}, {'symbol': 'NASDAQ:AFRM', 'base_logoid': 'affirm'}, {'symbol': 'CME_MINI:ES1!', 'base_logoid': 'indices/s-and-p-500'}] | /news/barchart:852467ab0094b:0-stocks-rise-before-the-open-as-investor-focus-turns-to-u-s-economic-data/ | EN | September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU24) are up +0.27%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures CME_MINI:NQU2024 are up +0.22% this morning as market participants shrugged off Nvidia’s underwhelming sales forecast and looked ahead to a raft of U.S. economic data.Nvidia NASDAQ:NVDA fell over -2% in… | September S&P 500 E-Mini futures () are up +0.27%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures CME_MINI:NQU2024 are up +0.22% this morning as market participants shrugged off Nvidia’s underwhelming sales forecast and looked ahead to a raft of U.S. economic data.
Nvidia NASDAQ:NVDA fell over -2% in pre-market trading as an underwhelming Q3 sales forecast as well as issues in the production of its highly anticipated Blackwell chips overshadowed strong Q2 results and a $50 billion share buyback program.
In yesterday’s trading session, Wall Street’s major indices ended lower. Super Micro Computer NASDAQ:SMCI plummeted over -19% and was the top percentage loser on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 after the AI server maker said it would delay filing its annual financial disclosures. Also, chip stocks slumped, with Arm NASDAQ:ARM falling more than -4% and Micron Technology NASDAQ:MU sliding over -3%. In addition, Foot Locker NYSE:FL plunged more than -10% after lowering its FY24 gross margin forecast. On the bullish side, Chewy NYSE:CHWY surged over +11% after the online retailer of pet products reported stronger-than-expected Q2 adjusted EPS and lifted its full-year adjusted EBITDA margin guidance. Also, Box NYSE:BOX climbed more than +10% after the company posted upbeat Q2 results and boosted its FY25 guidance.
Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic stated Wednesday that it “may be time” to lower rates, but he is still waiting for more data to justify cutting interest rates next month. “I don’t want us to be in a situation where we cut and then we have to raise rates again. So, if I’m going to err on one side, it’s going to be waiting longer just to make sure that we don’t have that up and down,” Bostic said.
Meanwhile, U.S. rate futures have priced in a 63.5% chance of a 25 basis point rate cut and a 36.5% probability of a 50 basis point rate cut at the September FOMC meeting.
On the earnings front, notable companies like Dell Technologies NYSE:DELL, Marvell Technology NASDAQ:MRVL, Autodesk NASDAQ:ADSK, Lululemon Athletica NASDAQ:LULU, Dollar General NYSE:DG, Best Buy NYSE:BBY, Ulta Beauty NASDAQ:ULTA, and Gap NYSE:GAP are slated to release their quarterly results today.
On the economic data front, all eyes are on the Commerce Department’s second estimate of gross domestic product, due later in the day. Economists, on average, forecast that U.S. GDP will stand at +2.8% q/q in the second quarter, compared to the first-quarter figure of +1.4% q/q.
Also, investors will focus on U.S. Pending Home Sales data, which came in at +4.8% m/m in June. Economists foresee the July figure to be +0.2% m/m.
U.S. Initial Jobless Claims data will be reported today. Economists predict this figure will hold steady at 232K, consistent with last week’s number.
U.S. Wholesale Inventories preliminary data will come in today as well. Economists expect July’s figure to be +0.3% m/m, compared to +0.2% m/m in June.
In addition, market participants will be anticipating a speech from Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic.
In the bond market, the yield on the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note is at 3.824%, down -0.49%.
The Euro Stoxx 50 futures are up +0.49% this morning as investors shrugged off Nvidia’s disappointing Q3 sales forecast and awaited remarks from a European Central Bank official as well as inflation figures from Europe’s largest economy later in the day. Technology stocks led the gains on Thursday. Automobile stocks also gained ground as EU passenger car registrations increased by 0.2% year-over-year to 852,051 units in July. Preliminary data from the National Statistics Institute released Thursday indicated that Spain’s annual inflation rate eased to 2.2% in August from 2.8% in July. Separately, a survey released by the European Commission showed that economic confidence in the Eurozone increased in August, despite continuing weak sentiment among households in the region. Meanwhile, investor focus will be on remarks from ECB chief economist Philip Lane and preliminary inflation data from Germany for August later in the session.
Spain’s CPI (preliminary), Eurozone’s Business and Consumer Survey, and Eurozone’s Consumer Confidence data were released today.
The Spanish August CPI has been reported at 0.0% m/m and +2.2% y/y, better than expectations of +0.1% m/m and +2.4% y/y.
Eurozone August Business and Consumer Survey came in at 96.6, stronger than expectations of 95.8.
Eurozone August Consumer Confidence arrived at -13.5, weaker than expectations of -13.4.
Asian stock markets today closed in the red. China’s Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) closed down -0.50% and Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Index (NIK) closed down -0.02%.
China’s Shanghai Composite Index closed lower today, hitting its lowest level in nearly seven months as sentiment remained dampened by concerns over the country’s economic outlook. Technology and bank stocks led the declines on Thursday. Adding to the negative sentiment, UBS Group AG on Wednesday lowered its growth forecast for China for this year and the next, attributing the revision to a more severe-than-expected property market slump. The Swiss bank now projects China’s gross domestic product to grow by 4.6% this year, down from a previous forecast of 4.9%. For 2025, UBS anticipates growth at 4%, a reduction from the earlier estimate of 4.6%. “While real exports have been stronger than expected, the implementation of property easing measures has been slow, and the impact limited,” UBS economists said in a note. They also lowered their forecasts for property sales and new construction starts for both 2024 and 2025. Meanwhile, investors are awaiting the release of official Chinese PMI figures for August, set for Saturday, to obtain further insights into the state of the world’s second-largest economy. In corporate news, Li Auto Inc. plunged over -9% in Hong Kong after the EV maker reported weaker-than-expected Q2 earnings. At the same time, Meituan surged more than +12% after the delivery service provider posted upbeat Q2 results and unveiled a $1 billion buyback.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Index closed just below the flatline today. Gains in healthcare and utility stocks helped offset losses in consumer cyclical and real estate stocks on Thursday. Data released on Thursday indicated that Japan’s consumer confidence index stayed the same in August as the previous month, marking the highest reading since April. Meanwhile, investors continued to evaluate the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy trajectory after BOJ Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino stated on Wednesday that the central bank would adjust its monetary easing if the forecasts for economic activity and prices materialize. In corporate news, Nidec slid more than -3% after AI server manufacturer Super Micro Computer, with which it is developing water-cooling modules for servers, delayed the filing of its annual report. Investors are now looking ahead to the release of July industrial production, retail sales, and unemployment figures, along with Tokyo’s August inflation data, due on Friday, to help shape the nation’s economic and interest rate outlook. The Nikkei Volatility, which takes into account the implied volatility of Nikkei 225 options, closed up +1.02% to 22.70.
The Japanese August Household Confidence stood at 36.7, weaker than expectations of 36.9.
Pre-Market U.S. Stock Movers
Nvidia NASDAQ:NVDA fell over -2% in pre-market trading as an underwhelming Q3 sales forecast as well as issues in the production of its highly anticipated Blackwell chips overshadowed strong Q2 results and a $50 billion share buyback program.
Salesforce NYSE:CRM gained more than +4% in pre-market trading after the cloud computing giant posted upbeat Q2 results and raised its full-year EPS guidance.
Affirm Holdings NASDAQ:AFRM soared about +22% in pre-market trading after the company reported better-than-expected Q4 results and issued above-consensus Q1 revenue guidance.
Today’s U.S. Earnings Spotlight: Thursday - August 29th
Dell Tech (DELL), Marvell (MRVL), Autodesk (ADSK), Canadian Imperial Bank (CM), Lululemon Athletica (LULU), Dollar General (DG), Brown Forman A (BFa), Best Buy (BBY), Ulta Beauty (ULTA), Burlington Stores (BURL), MongoDB (MDB), Campbell Soup (CPB), Birkenstock Holding ltd (BIRK), Elastic (ESTC), Gap (GAP), Hashicorp (HCP), Ollie's Bargain Outlet (OLLI), American Eagle Outfitters (AEO), GMS Inc (GMS), Polestar Automotive Holding A (PSNY), Photronics (PLAB), Amark Preci (AMRK), Malibu Boats Inc (MBUU), Cool Company Oy (CLCO).
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fisco:61673370a8457:0 | USDJPY | 欧州為替：ドル・円はもみ合い、方向感を欠く展開 | fisco | https://www.tradingview.com/news/providers/fisco/ | 2024-08-29T10:14:39+00:00 | https://ja.tradingview.com/news/fisco:61673370a8457:0/ | null | [{'symbol': 'FX_IDC:USDJPY', 'logoid': 'country/JP', 'base_logoid': 'country/US'}] | /news/fisco:61673370a8457:0/ | JA | 欧州市場でドル・円は144円50銭台と、狭いレンジ内でのもみ合い。米10年債利回りの下げ渋りでドル売りは一服したが、買いは入りづらい。一方、欧州株式市場は主要指数が強含むほか、米株式先物は上げ幅を拡大し株高を好感した円売りが強まった。ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円43銭から144円74銭、ユーロ・円は160円02銭から161円08銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1071ドルから1.1129ドル。 | 欧州市場でドル・円は144円50銭台と、狭いレンジ内でのもみ合い。米10年債利回りの下げ渋りでドル売りは一服したが、買いは入りづらい。一方、欧州株式市場は主要指数が強含むほか、米株式先物は上げ幅を拡大し株高を好感した円売りが強まった。
ここまでの取引レンジは、ドル・円は144円43銭から144円74銭、ユーロ・円は160円02銭から161円08銭、ユーロ・ドルは1.1071ドルから1.1129ドル。
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