EQUITIES: Option expiry in Notional terms

Aug-15 10:43

Equities Option expiries In notional terms for Tomorrow:

US:

  • SPX: 1.23T vs 1.23T Yesterday.
  • NDX: 89.66bn vs 89.01bn.
  • Amazon: 13.47bn vs 13.47bn.
  • Apple: 21.45bn vs 21.26bn.

EU:

  • SX5E: 103.48bn vs 103.22bn.
  • SX7E: 3.38bn vs 3.42bn.
  • CAC: 4.86bn vs 4.87bn.
  • DAX: 17.24bn vs 16.85bn.
  • FTSE: 10.06bn vs 9.91bn.

Historical bullets

EURIBOR OPTIONS: ERH5 97.125/97.375/97.625/97.875 Call Condor Lifted

Jul-16 10:33

ERH5 97.125/97.375/97.625/97.875 call condor paper paid 5.25 & 5.5 on 20K.

OUTLOOK: Price Signal Summary - GBPUSD Bull Cycle Remains In Play

Jul-16 10:32
  • In FX, EURUSD maintains a bullish theme. Last week’s gains confirmed a resumption of the current short-term bull cycle that started Jun 26. Resistance at 1.0852, the Jun 12 high, has been cleared. The break signalled scope for an extension towards key resistance at 1.0916, Jun 4 high and the next key hurdle for bulls. It has been pierced, a clear breach would open 1.0943, the Jan 21 high. Support to watch is 1.0798, the 20-day EMA.
  • GBPUSD remains in a bull-mode condition and last week’s strong impulsive rally reinforces current conditions. The move higher resulted in a break of key short-term resistance at 1.2860, the Jun 12 high and a bull trigger. This was followed by a breach of 1.2894, the Mar 8 high and a key medium-term resistance, strengthening a bullish condition. The break opens 1.2996, the Jul 27 ‘23 high. Initial firm support is 1.2793, the 20-day EMA.
  • USDJPY traded sharply lower last Thursday, and the pair remains soft. Price breached the 20-day EMA and exposed the next important support at 158.49, the trendline drawn from the Dec 28 low last year. The line has been pierced, a clear break of it would highlight a potential reversal. This would open 156.83, 38.2% retracement of the Dec 28 ‘23 - Jul 3 bull run. For bulls, a reversal higher would refocus attention on key resistance and the bull trigger at 161.95, the Jul 3 high. Initial resistance is at 159.59, the 20-day EMA.

UK: Inflation and Labour Market Preview - Correct

Jul-16 10:30

(Corrects Typo): 

There are generally assumed to be upside risks to inflation (from the Swift  concerts primarily) but after the initial impact, if this was the driver and  the rest of the print is not higher-than-expected we would expect some relief.

We look at the impact of Beyonce's concerts last year on CPI - and what a  similar impact would do this year.

We think there are upside risks to private sector regular wage growth  relative to consensus and in fact think an unchanged print of 5.8%Y/Y in the  3-months to May is more likely than a print in line with consensus of  5.6%Y/Y.

For the full document including summaries of sellside views for inflation and the labour market see the full PDF here: UK_Data_Preview_2024_07_Release.pdf