Daily digest
29 July 2026
What published research from banks, asset managers and independent analysts argued on 29 July 2026, summarised by AI for each market.
Assets
- Cross-assetToday's cross-asset signal from published research: an energy-driven stagflation shock is colliding with a Fed credibility problem, and the cost of capital is tightening across bonds, credit, and equities at once — with…
- GoldPublished research on gold is split, but most of the recent work leans constructive.
- SilverSilver's case as a long-term hedge is holding up, even if the deep-value story of past decades has faded.
- CopperCopper is holding a bid, and one strand of published research sees that continuing.
- OilOil research is leaning firmly bullish this week — and the reasons go well beyond the Middle East headlines.
- Natural gasNatural gas is flashing bullish signals heading into winter, and the published research consensus this week is unusually one-sided.
- US equitiesPublished research this week paints a split picture for US equities: the broad market is holding up, but the AI and hyperscaler complex that drove most of the year's gains is under heavy selling pressure. Rotation into…
- European equitiesEurope's equity signals split sharply today: bearish on Germany, constructive on Switzerland.
- US bondsPublished research this week leans strongly toward higher US Treasury yields, especially at the long end — though a dissenting camp sees relief further out.
- EU bondsEuropean rates are getting a two-track read this week: softer near-term, but vulnerable to a Fed surprise.
- EUR/USDEuro-dollar looks to have found a floor, according to research published this week, with a tactical path back toward 1.14–1.15 now the base case.