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Head of Learning and Development. As head of Onyx Capital L&D James organizes and delivers training both internally and to external clients. He also appears regularly on the Onyx weekly podcast using his many years of trading experience to discuss the current financial market risks and trends.

US Government Shutdown, Nvidia Joins Gold Party, Lowest US Consumer Confidence in 5 Months

Morning Macro 1st October

Nvidia joins the gold party, both new al-time highs while the U.S. government shut down looks today. Also yield fell a couple of basis points as U.S. consumer confidence fell to 5-month lows.

750,000 gov’t employees / day expected to be furloughed in event of U.S. Government shutdown today.

German inflation rose faster than expected in Sep. Headline CPI climbed to 2.4% YoY from 2.2% in Aug, driven partly by smaller drop in energy prices. More worrying, core inflation also ticked up from 2.7% to 2.8%

U.S. September Consumer Confidence Index down to 94.2 vs. 96 est. & 97.8 prior  … expectations down to 73.4 vs. 74.7 prior; present situation down to 125.4 vs. 132.4 prior (Chart 1, @LizAnnSonders)

August JOLTS job openings 7.227M vs. 7.2M est. & 7.208M prior (rev up from 7.181M) … quits rate down to 1.9%; layoffs rate unchanged at 1.1% (Chart 2, @LizAnnSonders)

Nvidia breaks out to new all-time highs from a sideways consolidation. Fast money will chase the break (Chart 3, TradingView)

Data today – ADP payrolls, U.S. ISM manufacturing PMI, EZ & UK mfg PMI

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Head of Learning and Development. As head of Onyx Capital L&D James organizes and delivers training both internally and to external clients. He also appears regularly on the Onyx weekly podcast using his many years of trading experience to discuss the current financial market risks and trends.

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