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Last week, global markets were kind enough to align with our view for the second half of the year, which combines a reasonably constructive stance with expectations for volatility.
Global markets were relatively volatile and a bit dispersed last week, which may signal some change in the current narrative.
Asian shares are mixed this morning, while US and European futures are retreating.
Asian shares are lower today after the modest losses on Wall Street following the CPI release.
Asian stocks were higher in the morning session following gains in the United States, with Japan and Korea in the spotlight.
Last week long-dated yields sank to five-month lows amidst disappointing data and the release of Fed minutes, which saw Fed officials planning to go ahead with tapering, perceived in the end as a deflationary development by investors.
Markets showed signs of a flight to quality for most of the week to end on a high with US stocks closing at new records.
The minutes of the June FOMC meeting were released last night, and they confirmed that the committee officially began talking about tapering asset purchases.
News headlines today are dominated by oil prices, as negotiations within the OPEC+ group have not come to an agreement yet.
Last week, markets took comfort in the abundant economic data, combining enough growth to justify elevated valuations with elements supporting a continuous stimulus support for now.
The first half of 2021 was one of the best on record for global markets, with the developed markets equity benchmark MSCI World up 13% to take a single illustration.
A very good first half for global markets with Developed markets (+13%) maintaining an almost uninterrupted trajectory of gains from both European and US equity indices.
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