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  • Markets Swing On Changing Perceptions Of The Policy Outlook: BIS Quarterly Review

    Date 19/09/2022

    • Markets fluctuated as investors adjusted their views of central banks' response to persistent inflation amid a deteriorating growth outlook; the US dollar reached record highs.
    • An easing of financial conditions reversed in August as the policy focus on inflation sharpened and fears of an energy crisis increased, notably in Europe.
    • A special feature argues that effective restrictions on Russian energy output would come with spillover effects for industrial production and the crops used in biofuels.

  • Post Ethereum Merge Highlights Continued Caution Amongst Investors - CoinShares Research: Fund Flows

    Date 19/09/2022

    Click here to download research from analysts at CoinShares, discussing the post Ethereum merge highlights.

  • Post-Merge Market Mayhem - Kaiko Research: Data Debrief

    Date 19/09/2022

    • Price Movements: ETH is down 25% on the week despite the successful completion of the Merge.
    • Market Liquidity: The U.S. dollar remains the dominant fiat currency in crypto, possessing 70% of total fiat trade volume.
    • Derivatives: ETH funding rates have returned to neutral after dipping to all time lows of less than -0.4%. 
    • Macro Trends: August core inflation data exceeded expectations, causing both crypto and equity markets to tumble. 

  • MFS MERIDIAN FUNDS: BaFin Imposes Administrative Fines

    Date 19/09/2022

    On 6 September 2022, BaFin imposed administrative fines totalling 200,000 euros on MFS MERIDIAN FUNDS.

  • BIS: Markets Swing On Perceptions Of The Policy Outlook

    Date 19/09/2022

    Worsening growth prospects and evolving perceptions of the monetary stance shaped financial markets during the review period.  Economic indicators deteriorated due to the fallout from the Ukraine war and weakness in China. Market-based expectations of inflation and policy rates fluctuated as monetary tightening quickened globally and energy disruptions intensified in Europe. All these factors swayed financial conditions and contributed to market volatility.