US equities rebounded, the S&P500 up 1.0% to a one-month high amid strong company earnings, shrugging off the weekend’s US missile attack on Syria. Bond yields fell, though, and currencies were restrained.

US equities rebounded, the S&P500 up 1.0% to a one-month high amid strong company earnings, shrugging off the weekend’s US missile attack on Syria. Bond yields fell, though, and currencies were restrained.

A slightly risk-averse tone permeated US equity markets on Friday night, the S&P500 closing down 0.3%. The US dollar and bond yields saw little net change. Markets opened this morning largely unruffled by the weekend’s US missile strikes against Syria.

A slightly risk-averse tone permeated US equity markets on Friday night, the S&P500 closing down 0.3%. The US dollar and bond yields saw little net change. Markets opened this morning largely unruffled by the weekend’s US missile strikes against Syria.

Risk sentiment perked up after President Trump’s more conciliatory trade comments, including possibly rejoining TPP. The S&P500 is up 1.2% and bond yields are higher.

Risk sentiment perked up after President Trump’s more conciliatory trade comments, including possibly rejoining TPP. The S&P500 is up 1.2% and bond yields are higher.

A mild dose of risk aversion crept back into markets after President Trump’s tweeted missile threats against Syria and Russia. The S&P500 is down 0.6%, gold is up 0.9%, oil is up 1.2% to a three-year high, and bond yields are slightly lower.

A mild dose of risk aversion crept back into markets after President Trump’s tweeted missile threats against Syria and Russia. The S&P500 is down 0.6%, gold is up 0.9%, oil is up 1.2% to a three-year high, and bond yields are slightly lower.

US equities rose further (S&P500 +1.7%) amid conciliatory remarks on trade from both the Chinese and US Presidents. The US dollar fell after an ECB official warned of rate hikes. All this helped commodity currencies outperform.

US equities rose further (S&P500 +1.7%) amid conciliatory remarks on trade from both the Chinese and US Presidents. The US dollar fell after an ECB official warned of rate hikes. All this helped commodity currencies outperform.