Stronger US manufacturing data helped push bond yields and the USD higher. Equities are little changed.

Amid month-end rebalancing, equities rose and bond yields fell, the latter also affected by concerns about US bank First Republic. Currencies were mixed.

Equities rose after strong earnings results from technology companies, the S&P500 up 1.9%. US GDP data disappointed, although the inflation component rose, the latter causing bond yields to rise. Risk-sensitive currencies outperformed.

Markets remained in a risk-averse mood, banking sector concerns persisting. The S&P500 is down 0.5%, and AUD and NZD are lower.

Markets adopted a risk-averse posture, amid some weaker activity data and lingering banking sector concerns. The S&P500 is down 1.6%, the defensive USD is higher, and bond yields are lower.

Interest rates rose after strong economic activity readings in the US and elsewhere. The USD ended little changed, although AUD and NZD underperformed, and equities were modestly firmer.

Interest rates fell amid weaker US and German economic data. The USD is slightly lower, and the S&P500 is down 0.9%.

The USD and interest rates rose slightly, while equities were little changed. Global bond markets reacted to stronger than expected UK inflation data.

The USD retreated slightly amid limited news flow, while equities were little changed and bond yields were mixed.

Bond yields and the USD rose after some hawkish Fedspeak and a rise in inflation expectations. The S&P500 fell 0.2%.