Global Stocks Eye Quarterly Gain, Treasuries Fall

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Global Stocks Eye Quarterly Gain, Treasuries Fall

Bloomberg03-28

European stocks at record, US futures pull back after highOil rises with eye on a quarterly gain amid OPEC+ supply cutsStocks hit fresh records as global equities headed for a second quarterly gain. ...

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Investors will be keeping an eye on US initial jobless claims data due later in the day.“Optimism has surged, thanks notably to central banks which have been reassuring regarding upcoming rate cuts,” said Arnaud Cayla, deputy CEO at Cholet Dupont Asset Management. “Investors have no reason to sell.”MSCI Inc.’s global stocks index is on course to rise more than 7% this quarter and is hovering near its own all-time high, supported by rallies in the US, Japan and the artificial intelligence sector.Moves were relatively muted, with many institutional investors potentially rebalancing their portfolios as Thursday is the last trading day of the quarter for some markets.Among individual stocks, JD Sports Fashion Plc jumped after maintaining its profit forecast. 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The Japanese currency had weakened to 151.97, beyond the level at which policymakers stepped in during October 2022.‘Treading Water’Still, investors were “basically treading water” before the release of the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge — the core personal consumption expenditures price index — on Friday when markets will be closed.“Ultimately, no one wants to make bold moves heading into a high-impact data release that drops on a public holiday,” said Kyle Rodda, senior market analyst at Capital.Com Inc. “A hot inflation print raises pretty meaningful downside risks for equities given the fears that price growth could be accelerating, if not reanchoring higher.”Meanwhile, after the S&P 500 soared about 25% since late October, many have flagged concern that positioning is stretched and stocks are more vulnerable to short-term profit taking. JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Dubravko Lakos-Bujas warned clients on Wednesday that they could be “stuck on the wrong side” of the momentum trade when it eventually falters.In commodities, oil climbed and was headed for a solid quarterly gain on expectations OPEC+ supply cuts would tighten the global market. Gold steadied Thursday after a three-day rally.Key events this week:UK GDP revision, ThursdayUS University of Michigan consumer sentiment, initial jobless claims, GDP, ThursdayJapan unemployment, Tokyo CPI, industrial production, retail sales, FridayUS personal income and spending, PCE deflator, FridayGood Friday. Exchanges closed in US and many other countries in observance of holiday. 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