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Accendo Press Quotes – Week Ending May 12

12 May

Digital Look
QUOTES

  • Sentiment was stronger despite the worst losses in three weeks overnight on Wall Street as disappointing results from department store Macy’s fuelled fears that Friday’s US retail sales report might provide another example of hard growth data being at odds with soft surveys data, said analyst Mike van Dulken at Accendo Markets.
  • https://www.digitallook.com/news/market-report-opening/london-open-stocks-edge-higher-in-quiet-trade–2668828.html

11 May

CityAM

  • “A surprisingly big drawdown helped ease concerns about rising US production worsening the global supply glut that Opec cuts are trying to address,” said analysts at Accendo Markets.
  • http://www.cityam.com/264507/oil-prices-bounce-confidence-rises-opecs-supply-cuts

10 May

Business Insider

  • “Note Trump throwing another spanner in the works by firing FBI director Comey, begging questions about his impartiality towards ongoing investigations,” write Accendo Markets Analysts Mike van Dulken and Henry Croft in a research note. “This could impact approval of the stimulus policy markets are hankering after.”
  • http://uk.businessinsider.com/trumps-firing-of-fbi-director-comey-has-huge-implications-for-stocks-2017-5

9 May

Telegraph

  • After world stocks hit a net record peak overnight, Mike van Dulken, of Accendo Markets, said: “Global equities have found their mojo.” He added: “Optimistic is derived from hopes that OPEC will extend production cuts at month end; Macron can form a working parliamentary majority; the Fed will hike because the US economy warrants it; the ECB will keep the QE taps open a little longer, and; base metals prices have found a bottom after their recent sell-off.”
  • http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/177319/out-of-fashion-next-was-once-both-a-city-and-high-street-darling-but-not-anymore-177319.html

8 May

Sharecast

  • Accendo Markets analyst Mike van Dulken said: ” The independent centrist’s convincing second-round win over right-wing Marine Le Pen (65% vs 35%) may be a welcome rejection of populist politics, however, the record number of abstentions/blank/spoiled votes, record low turnout and disdain for traditional parties is a sobering reminder of voter fatigue and frustration at the current political offering.”
  • http://sharecast.com/news/london-open-stocks-little-changed-as-miners-drop-macron-win-digested/25902148.html
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