News Overnight
Some data finally but not from the US. In China the stronger Industrial Production supports yesterday’s strongly higher trade numbers but the rest of the data tells us that spinning the wheels quicker doesn’t work in quicksand.
Those industrial and resource price increases in Canada aren’t a good look, let’s see where CPI comes in later today.
The buy all hard assets trade continues with equities surging and Vix going lower
Breaking
PrimaLend creditors consider bankruptcy push as payments stall - Bloomberg [investing.com]
Albanese and Trump commit to $13b in critical minerals projects [AFR]
Europeans rush to Zelenskyy’s defence after tense Trump meeting [FT]
JPMorgan warns First Brands fallout driving up banks’ funding costs [FT]
S&P 500 Climbs 1% as Earnings Kick Into High Gear [Bloomberg]
Amazon Outage Still Hampers AWS Service as Recovery Drags On [Bloomberg]
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S&P 500 Update 21 October 2025
The beginning of earnings season gave price a boost yesterday and we’re back to resistance at 6,740. The bigger tech stocks release earnings next week so we may well consolidate under resistance until we have more data.
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USD/YEN Update 21 October 2025
Supported by a bounce in the DXY, USD/YEN’s downward trajectory has been reversed, for now a least. Zooming out if the USD is bottoming, and that’s not clear yet, and the new Japanese Prime Minister is going to pursue a more stimulatory fiscal policy, then USD/YEN should be a one way bet higher.
Bitcoin Update 21 October 2025
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