Join us for the next in our series of calls aimed at Execution dealing desks as our Technical Analysis team join forces with our Economics team to analyse the market configurations and key datapoints expected to have the biggest impact on Equity markets and beyond in the year ahead
Join us for the next in our series of calls aimed at Execution dealing desks as our Technical Analysis team join forces with our Economics team to analyse the market configurations and key datapoints expected to have the biggest impact on Equity markets and beyond in the year ahead
Join us for the next in our series of calls aimed at helping dealing desks navigate an ever more complex macro picture. Nine of the largest US companies account for just shy of 30% of the S&P 500’s market capitalisation and these companies all report their Q3 results in a two week period from 13 to 27 October. They are sure to have a significant bearing on European sectors and markets.
From Amazon to Visa, Apple to P&G we will present on our key expectations for these market moving names as well as the all- important read across to key peers in Europe.
Please join our Chief Economist Melissa Davies and Ben Denney from our Technicals Team for the next in our series of calls focussed on helping dealing desks to navigate a challenging macro picture. We will discuss what key indicators are telling us about the global economy, where bond yields might go from here (and the implications for equities) and what data points and market levels to watch out for.
Artificial Intelligence is now in almost every facet of daily life. Join Alex Haissl – Redburn Atlantic’s Head of Software and Cloud as we discuss the implications of AI on equity markets and what to expect over the coming years.
We expect the narrative at Jackson Hole to be hawkish and confirm that rates are going to rise further.
Please join Redburn’s Chief Economist Melissa Davies for a call to discuss the implications for traders.
We expect the ECB, the BoE and the Fed to raise rates to peaks of 4%, 5% and 6%, respectively, and hold there through H1 2024.
Please join Redburn’s Chief Economist Melissa Davies for a call to discuss the implications of that for traders and the key macro points to watch out for over the next six months.
Until the end of 2017, dark liquidity could be found in either MTFs or Broker Crossing Networks. MTFs remain part of the execution landscape today, but now they exist alongside a variety of other venues and order types; all providing liquidity that, even if not strictly dark, certainly matches the profile of dark liquidity as most understand it. Systematic Internalisers, Periodic Auctions, Hidden LIS Orders and Conditional Orders are still seeing growth today and new sources of liquidity continue to be launched.