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European Morning Brief · Friday 16 October 2026

The Trade Academy Team

7 days ago

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Bonds rally and Asia steadies — but the chip sell-off is not over
Thursday split the market in two. Treasuries rallied hard, the ten-year yield falling 10 basis points to 5.089%, even though US producer prices rose 6.3% on the year, as investors sought safety; the Dow gained 1.08% while chipmakers kept falling, with TSMC's record profit unable to lift its shares. This morning Asia has steadied: Seoul rose 2.05%, ending a seven-day rout, and Tokyo 1.39%, although Indonesia suffered its worst day since 1998 after an MSCI warning. In the Gulf, CNN reports that Washington is considering using its largest conventional bomb against Iran. European shares have opened higher. — Bonds rally and Asia steadies — but the chip sell-off is not over

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