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- Bank of England cuts rates and adds to QE
- US sees continued job creation
- Bank of Japan announces fresh stimulus
- JGBs sell off; gilts rally
- Oil rebounds midweek
- European banking stress test results yield no major surprises
- Eurozone and UK GDP growth beat expectations
- US economic growth disappoints
- Japan: fiscal stimulus expected, monetary stimulus disappoints
- Oil enters a bear market
- Failed coup impacts Turkey’s financial markets
- European Central Bank maintains monetary policy position
- Weak PMI data from the UK following Brexit
- IMF downgrades global and UK growth forecasts
- Japanese stimulus expectations continue following trade data
- Strong US data pushes shares to record highs
- Continued expectations for Japanese stimulus; yen sells off
- China GDP growth on target
- European bank stocks rally
- Sovereign bond yields rise
- Abe’s coalition wins a landslide victory in Japanese elections
- US payrolls show 287,000 jobs created in June
- Chinese inflation slows
- Health of Italian banking sector of increasing concern
- Government bond yields continue to decline
- Rating agencies cut UK credit rating
- Global equity markets rebound
- European bank stock fragility continues
- Commodities record broad gains
- Mixed results in China’s monthly PMI data
- UK votes to leave the European Union; sterling depreciates
- Political backlash from referendum result
- Pessimism in global equity markets following UK vote
- Fresh record lows for government bond yields
- Flight to safe-haven assets sees gold rally
- Global equities fall despite a late week rally
- “Brexit” polls suggest that the Remain camp has regained momentum
- Central banks keep rates on hold, as bond yields reach historic lows
- Greece attains additional bailout funding
- Gold price rises amid broad commodity losses
- Poor week for developed market equities
- European government bond yields at record lows
- Sterling volatility peaks
- Mixed Eurozone production data
- Chinese trade surplus increases once more
- Polls suggest lead for “Brexit”
- US payrolls show a mere 38,000 jobs added
- Poor week for European equities, while bunds rally
- Gold ends its losing streak; rallies on Friday
- Oil reaches USD 50 per barrel
