PCR interviewed by Jason Liosatos, Outside the Box, UK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7XYx-H8IUU
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One look at S&P futures this morning reveals an unchanged market, however it is again the violent sector rotation that is taking place behind the scenes that is the real story, with defensive sectors real estate, retail, food, utilities outperforming while investors continue to bail and book profits on tech stocks after sharp gains since the start of the year.
According to a new poll conducted by Ipsos MORI, politicans are still the UK's least trusted profession.
You will find more statistics at Statista
As Statista's Martin Armstrong notes, when asked if they would generally trust politicans to tell the truth, only 17 percent of the poll's respondents said they would.
That is a far lower trust level than most other professions.
Nurses are at the very top of the trust league with 94 percent, while doctors come second with 91 percent.
As several sellside desks have summarized, today will be a binary one for GBP: either deal or no deal. And following an early swoon in cable after speculation rose that a deal would be elusive, the pound soared above 1.35 following a report that EU chief brexit negotiator Barnier told MEPs that a breakthrough is likely today.
The dollar jumped the most in two weeks, pushing Treasury yields as much as 6bps higher (before easing back) with US equity indexes primed for a another record-setting day after Senate Republicans approved a reduction in the corporate tax rate as part of a sweeping overhaul, giving a boost to President Donald Trump’s stimulus plans. The key market catalyst was the US Senate passing the tax reform bill through a vote of 51 vs 49 just before 2am on Saturday morning.