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Dive into the heart of the markets to decipher trends with our MarketTalk (daily) and Crypto Market Talk (Wednesday) shows. Subscribe to the podcast channel and stay informed!
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We are Switzerland’s leading bank in online financial services and offer our clients innovative and state-of-the-art solutions to meet their investment needs.
Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, we have additional offices in Zurich, Luxembourg, London, Cyprus, Dubai, Hong Kong, Malta, Singapore, and Bucharest.
Swissquote Group Holding Ltd has been listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (symbol: SQN) since May 2000 and is regulated by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA).
As well as various online trading products - including stocks, bonds, funds derivative products, and cryptocurrencies – Swissquote also provides Forex, Robo-Advisory, and Mortgages solutions.
Today, we are proud to deliver our services to + 500’000 clients with access to more than 60 stock exchanges worldwide and can trade over 3 million products through performant and secure platforms.
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Wall Street holds ground as Apple, Amazon slip — eyes Now on US jobs data
Episode 685
vendredi 2 mai 2025 • Duration 11:02
The S&P 500 gained for the eighth consecutive session despite a set of soft economic data and cautious earnings forecasts. The lack of escalation in the trade war over the past week and dovish Federal Reserve (Fed) expectations certainly explain a major part of the recent gains. But optimism remains fragile, and the Fed’s ability to help depends on the trajectory of inflation.
Today, eyes are on the US official jobs data and Big Oil earnings. While soft jobs data could temporarily fuel the dovish Fed expectations and keep investor appetite in check, disappointing results from oil giants – combined to weakening oil prices – should limit gains among energy companies.
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Bitcoin Bulle are pushing forward! | Crypto Talk | Swissquote
Episode 684
jeudi 1 mai 2025 • Duration 09:24
The bitcoin bulls are back again and are pushing prices up!
00:00 Intro
00:23 Disclaimer
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00:44 Bitcoin
05:04 Ethereum
06:17 Solana
08:57 Subscribe & Good bye
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How bond yields impact equities and FX pricing?
Episode 675
mardi 22 avril 2025 • Duration 09:53
Bonds aren’t just for fixed-income geeks — they’re the heartbeat of global markets. In this episode, we dive deep into bond yields and the yield curve, exploring how they shape everything from equity valuations to FX trends and central bank policy transmission.
Whether you’re trading stocks, watching the Fed, or just wondering why markets react so strongly to rate moves, this is your must-watch explainer. We’ll break down why rising yields hurt tech stocks, how carry trades work in FX, and what an inverted yield curve could be telling you.
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Does it smell like Liz?! | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
Episode 584
jeudi 9 janvier 2025 • Duration 11:31
The selloff in US treasuries continued yesterday over concerns that Donald Trump’s presidency would boost spending and inflation in the US, and make the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) job of bringing inflation back to the 2% target more difficult. The selloff slowed after weaker-than-expected ADP report.
Across the Atlantic, The 10-year gilt yield advanced to the highest level since 2008 yesterday and broke above the peak levels that were reached during Liz Truss’ historic mini budget crisis. Sterling fell against a broadly bought US dollar, but also against the weakening euro.
The barrel of US crude remembered what it was like to sit above the $75pb level for a while, before returning to the $73-ish levels.
And finally, trade tensions get tenser between the US and the latter. Biden announced additional restrictions on AI chip exports – after blacklisting Tencent and CATL, one of Tesla’s key battery suppliers. Nvidia dipped below $140 share after the bell, while quantum stocks tanked after Jensen Huang said that he doesn’t see quantum computers’ usefulness before 15 – or even 20 years.
Note that the US stock markets will be closed today as day of mourning for Jimmy Carter, while the bond market will close at 2pm New York time.
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Strong US data fuels hawkish Fed bets ahead of critical jobs report | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
Episode 583
mercredi 8 janvier 2025 • Duration 11:15
Good news was bad news yesterday and they even wiped out the optimism that Nvidia initially created around AI with the announcement of new products.
The US released a set of higher-than-expected ISM data, suggesting that non-manufacturing activity was better than expected in December – in contradiction to the S&P’s PMI data released a day before. But what really dampened the market mood was that prices paid by companies unexpectedly - and meaningfully - jumped to the highest levels since 2023. Separately, JOLTS data hinted at an unexpected jump in job openings in November to above 8 mio jobs openings. The better-than-expected US data fuelled the hawkish Federal Reserve (Fed) expectations, pushed the US yields higher and kicked the expectation of the next Fed cut further down the road.
The US dollar rebounded against most majors as the latest US data fuelled the Fed hawks. Due today, the ADP report is expected to print a relatively soft number of new private job additions last month.
In Europe, the CPI reading came in line with expectations, fuelled the European Central Bank (ECB) doves, pulled the euro lower and pushed stocks higher. Across the Channel, the UK’s 30-year gilt yield advanced to the highest level since 1998.
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Rising energy prices threaten the Fed doves | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
Episode 582
mardi 7 janvier 2025 • Duration 10:55
Early year worries that the AI rally would fizzle out were rapidly wiped out at the start of this week by several news, including Microsoft’s announcement to be willing to spend $80bn on data centers – which pushed the stock up to 1.4% yesterday and Foxconn’s announcement of a 42% surge in its December sales thanks to AI-driven demand.
But mood beyond tech was murkier. The Dow Jones for example was slightly lower on Monday, as US yields spiked.
The US dollar couldn’t benefit from higher yields as Washington Post reported that Trump’s policies wouldn’t be as harsh as promised. But Trump rapidly denied the news and the dollar rebounded. The USDCAD sharply fell on Trudeau’s resignation – and probably on the back of a rally in US crude, the EURUSD – which tanked to 1.0224 in the early hours of the new year - rebounded past the 1.04 level, and Cable successfully threw itself back above the 1.25 mark. The rising energy prices in Europe ease the dovish Fed expectations as inflation in the EZ ticks higher. European nat gas prices rallied 30% since mid-December, as US crude hit $75pb mark.
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Happy New Year! | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
Episode 581
mardi 31 décembre 2024 • Duration 11:17
Here we are, the last day and the last trading day of the year. It’s now been about two years that ChatGPT was launched and it’s been two years that the AI buzz pushed some US Big Tech companies to ... the sky, really.
The consensus is that 2025 should be a good year, that the easing central bank policies and falling yields should help the US Big Tech rally to further broaden toward the non-tech pockets of the market, and beyond the US.
In FX, the US dollar index is having its best year since 2015 and could continue to extend gains on the back of a gradually less dovish Federal Reserve (Fed) outlook, while the euro is seen weakening against the dollar and sterling.
In commodities, gold had a stellar year and could see more gains in case of a downside correction in global equity markets. While crude oil will likely close the week in the bearish consolidation zone, below the $72.85pb level, as the expectation of an average 1mbpd supply glut next year and China’s inability to reverse weakness will probably limit the upside potential.
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Magnificent 7 sputter as tech investors shift focus to quantum | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
Episode 580
lundi 30 décembre 2024 • Duration 11:02
Last week ended on a positive note for the European stocks and negative note for the US stocks. Friday saw the S&P500 dive more than 1%, while the Stoxx 600 closed 0.67% higher. We can’t drive major conclusions in a holiday-shortened and thin-trading-volume week, but last week’s price action looked pretty close to the narrative of rotation from tech to non-tech stocks that many investors expect to be the theme of next year.
Asian markets opened the week on a negative note. The Japanese Nikkei index and Australian stocks were offered this Monday with trading volumes nearly 20% lower the Japanese market, and 55% lower for their Australian peers (Bloomberg). Futures point at an unappetizing start for the last Monday of the year both in Europe and in the US, and the price moves could be exaggerated with low trading volumes.
In the FX, the US dollar is flat. The EURUSD sees resistance into 1.0435, while Cable is offered into 1.26 level. The USDJPY continues to flirt with the 158 resistance as traders and government officials are getting caught up in heated debates.
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US major indices, Bitcoin see limited appetite, Nikkei boosted by weaker yen | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
Episode 579
vendredi 27 décembre 2024 • Duration 10:31
Those glued to their screens, hoping for Santa’s arrival, were left disappointed. The major US indices weren’t in good shape yesterday even after a mixed bag of US jobs data. The major US equity indices were softer as Bitcoin gave back Xmas day gains.
In China, equities are better bid since Chinese authorities pledge on Tuesday to sell a record amount of 3 trillion yuan worth of special treasury bonds next year to give support to the economy. In Japan, the Nikkei index surged past the 40’000 mark on the back of a weakening yen as the bears are out and selling the yen since the Bank of Japan (BoJ) bypassed a rate hike earlier this month.
Elsewhere, in the FX, the US dollar index was mostly steady this week. The EURUSD is under pressure on French political uncertainties. Across the Channel, hope that 2025 will bring good health to the UK economy - ideally with improved relations with once-loved and cherished ones - persists, but the path remains shaky.
In energy, the barrel makes an attempt above the 50-DMA, but remains topped by offers before reaching the 100-DMA – which currently stands near the $71.30pb level.
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It’s never too late to believe in Santa | MarketTalk: What’s up today? | Swissquote
Episode 578
mardi 24 décembre 2024 • Duration 11:27
Investors on Monday were shrugging off the bad news of past week – especially the one that suggested that the Federal Reserve (Fed) would cut its rates only two times in 2025 due to a too resilient US economy.
But even though the equity markets looked joyful on Monday, the US 2-year papers remained offered and the US dollar erased earlier losses to finish the session higher against most majors.
Meagre news and data flow should keep the focus on a more hawkish Fed. The pullbacks in the US dollar are probably good opportunities to buy the dips against most majors. As per equities, the rally extends but the questions regarding the ballooning valuations of Big Tech stocks become louder, too. Two stellar years of more than 20% gains for the S&P500 definitely calls for correction. But no one is willing to leave the festive table, just yet. Merry Xmas!
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