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US dollar’s direction and emerging markets will also dominate trading screens this week
Attention also turns to long-dated US bonds and the Bank of England meeting
Growth reflects shift from ‘private bank-loan model to a thriving syndicated market’
Investment portfolios are under threat after China bond yields drop in recent months
US central bank is buying a lot fewer Treasuries over the coming year
Retailer’s stock is the seventh-most shorted in the UK as funds bet against sector
Apple and Tesla earnings will dominate Wall Street as week culminates with jobs data
Currency’s index back above its 100-day moving average for first time this year
Anxiety among investors that first quarter may be as good as it gets
US tech earnings take centre stage while investors ask: is the ECB getting cold feet on QE?
Holding cash has become a more viable investment decision
Sanctions on aluminium group will stay in focus, while US earnings season is key
Yields on corporate debt have not exploded but the longer-term picture is deteriorating
Breach of a key technical level raises bigger questions for US equities
Burning question is whether tech can recover from last month’s stumble
Three major US indices close more than 10 per cent below January highs
Focus also turns to new trends for Q2 and the flattening US yield curve
Traders focused on whether equity markets can end quarter on a firmer note
The 10-year Treasury yield has broken out of a longstanding range
Still loose financial conditions suggest central bank will tolerate more market volatility
Option Adjusted Spread for a corporate index has risen above key measures of momentum
Vulnerable countries include Taiwan, Korea, Malaysia, Poland and Mexico, says BoAML
Flows leave dollar-based investments while Japanese equities attract new money
US inflation data will be key for markets this week as US yields stay below 3%
Russell 2000 groups are seen as a safer bet than their bigger blue-chip rivals
