Global indexes regained traction last week with S&P 500 up by +1.5% WoW and MSCI Asia ex-Japan up by +2.0% WoW as softer US data and a smaller hike by the RBA led to hopes that a Fed pause may be around the corner, on top of the oversold conditions…

Global indexes continued its decline last week with DJI and SPX each down by -2.9% WoW. News on Bank of England's (BOE) intervention in the bond market caused worries on financial markets and sent equities lower on Wednesday. 

Global indexes continue to tumble with S&P 500, Dow Jones, and MSCI Asia ex Japan dropped by respectively -4.6%WoW, -4.0%WoW, -4.3%WoW, hammered by the Fed’s hawkish stance in recent FOMC meeting. 

Global indexes were hammered last week with S&P 500 down by -4.8% WoW and MSCI Asia ex-Japan down by -2.7% WoW, on the back of higher than estimated August inflation number.

Global indexes were closed higher last week with US indexes snapped their three straight weeks of losses (SPX +3.6% WoW and DJI +2.7% WoW). US indexes rebounded sharply likely on technically oversold conditions as investors appeared to have priced in a larger rate hike in September.

Global indexes were mixed last week with US indexes tumbled more than -4% WoW on the back of Powell’s Jackson Hole speech that was more hawkish than expected, while MSCI Asia ex-Japan was up by +0.2% WoW. 

Global indexes closed lower last Friday with US indexes snapping four weeks win streaks (S&P500 and Dow Jones down by -1.2% and -0.2% WoW respectively). 

Global indexes continued to gain across the board, with S&P500, DJI, and MSCI Asia ex-Japan up by respectively, +3.3%WoW, +2.9%WoW, +0.6%WoW.