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โก U.S. Services Sector Performanceโก
This July, the S&P Global Services PMI stood at 55.0, slightly under expectations. Historically, when PMI hovers above 55, the S&P 500 has shown a median monthly increase of 0.8%, reflecting optimism in market conditions tied to service sector growth.
๐ง Non-Manufacturing Pulse ๐ง
The ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI rose to 51.4, signaling expansion. In previous cycles, when the PMI rebounded above 50 after a dip, sectors such as healthcare and consumer services often saw a 2-3% increase in their stock performance over the following quarter, hinting at sector-specific recovery opportunities.
๐ Interest Rate Watch ๐
The RBA's steady hold at 4.35% is reminiscent of early 2018. Post-stability periods in rates typically saw the AUD/USD exchange rate stabilize within a 1% range short-term, providing a predictable environment for forex traders.
๐ Commodity Markets Update ๐
With a sharper than expected decrease in Crude Oil Inventories, historical parallels from 2016 and 2019 suggest potential short-term increases of 5-10% in WTI crude prices, benefiting energy sector stocks.
๐ฅ Bond Market Movements ๐ฅ
The rise in the 10-Year Note yield to 3.960% aligns with trends seen in mid-2017. Following such upticks, long-term bond yields historically have softened, leading to a rise in bond prices over the next months. This could signal a buying opportunity for bond investors seeking to lock in rates before potential decreases.
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Alessandro
Founder of Macro Mornings