Wednesday, July 8, 2015

China hurts markets as well as Greece

     China hurts markets as well as Greece

    Most commodities down yesterday as fears of Chinese growth permeate markets
    Commodity currencies were the worst performers
    SEK also suffers due to its exposure to Europe, global growth

     Greece gets Sunday deadline

    Country must present plan by Thursday evening. Its plan must accept previous EU proposals and probably go even further.
    Entire EU (including non-Eurozone countries) to meet Sunday night to discuss. Failure to agree then would mean Greece being ejected from the Eurozone, probably by having the ECB cut off aid to the banking system.
    Greek official says the country will present today the “common ground” for agreement

     Today:

    Eurozone: No major indicators
    UK:  Tax and spending changes in the Budget


US: Minutes of the June FOMC meeting. Attention will focus on changes in forecasts for Fed funds and particularly how many rate hikes the members expect this year. Also what impact will international events have on their plans for domestic policy

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