US equities continued to slide, the S&P500 down 1.4% to the lowest level since April (and down 13% since October), with no major fresh news out overnight. US bond yields and the US dollar are lower.

US equities continued to slide, the S&P500 down 1.4% to the lowest level since April (and down 13% since October), with no major fresh news out overnight. US bond yields and the US dollar are lower.

Lingering concerns about global growth slowing were fuelled by some disappointing Chinese economic data, pushing equity markets lower. The S&P500 closed down 1.9% - the lowest close since February, while bond yields fell and the US dollar rose.

Lingering concerns about global growth slowing were fuelled by some disappointing Chinese economic data, pushing equity markets lower. The S&P500 closed down 1.9% - the lowest close since February, while bond yields fell and the US dollar rose.

Lingering concerns about global growth slowing were fuelled by some disappointing Chinese economic data, pushing equity markets lower. The S&P500 closed down 1.9% - the lowest close since February, while bond yields fell and the US dollar rose.

Markets were contained last night, with US equities, US bond yields, and the US dollar little changed. The Swiss and Norwegian central bank outcomes were as expected, although the ECB’s narrative was a modest dovish surprise.

Markets were contained last night, with US equities, US bond yields, and the US dollar little changed. The Swiss and Norwegian central bank outcomes were as expected, although the ECB’s narrative was a modest dovish surprise.

Markets were contained last night, with US equities, US bond yields, and the US dollar little changed. The Swiss and Norwegian central bank outcomes were as expected, although the ECB’s narrative was a modest dovish surprise.

US equity sentiment improved, the S&P500 currently up 1.8%. US-China trade relations appeared to warm slightly, and media speculated UK PM May would survive a no-confidence vote. US bonds yields are higher, while the US dollar is lower.

US equity sentiment improved, the S&P500 currently up 1.8%. US-China trade relations appeared to warm slightly, and media speculated UK PM May would survive a no-confidence vote. US bonds yields are higher, while the US dollar is lower.