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US natural gas futures rebounded from an 8.6% drop in the previous week due to the resumption of Freeport LNG shipments after hurricane “Beryl” and expectations for intense heat, and rose just over 4% to surpass a high of 2.2 dollars/mmBTU for the first time in a week.
Freeport LNG, the second-largest exporter of liquefied natural gas in the United States, stopped operations on the 7th due to the hurricane that hit Texas on 7/8.
The facility reported wind damage, but it has begun to restart, and gas flow is expected to increase from 0.8 bcfd on Sunday to 1.0 bcfd on Monday.
Supply gas flow for US LNG exports will increase 0.5 bcfd to 11.0 bcfd on Monday.
Due to the shutdown of operations, gas flow to major US LNG export plants declined to 11.5 bcfd in July from 12.8 bcfd in June.

Finished a runaway with a relatively good amount of pocket money

Major players think that they don't want to break the shape of the S&P 500's upward trend, so if there is one, a backlash is essential, so it seems suitable for causing a rebound today when the event only has the Chicago Federal Bank Business Index.
There are several brands that seem to be suitable for making mountains here, and it seems like today's Enu will go up...
However, personally, I don't see the current situation where the rise continues, so I plan to wait and take advantage and run away

・Unfavorable weather in fiscal year 24 restricted food production. Tomato prices have risen due to region-specific crop diseases, early monsoon rains, and logistics disruptions. Onion prices soared due to rainfall during the previous year's harvest season which affected the quality of rabi onions, delays in sowing caliph onions, prolonged dry periods that affected production of caliph onions, and trade-related measures by other countries.
・Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman submitted the 2024 economic survey to the National Diet today. The survey predicted a real GDP growth rate of 6.5-7% in fiscal year 25, and the risks were balanced. Market expectations are high, highlighting the potential impact of rising geopolitical uncertainty on capital movements.
・The core services inflation rate in fiscal year 24 fell to a low level for the first time in 9 years, and at the same time, the core goods inflation rate also fell to a low level for the first time in 4 years. Durable consumer goods core inflation in fiscal year 24 declined due to an improvement in the supply of major input materials to the industry. This was a welcome change after durable goods inflation gradually increased from FY20 to FY23.
・From a global perspective, India's service exports will be 4 of the world's commercial service exports in 2022...

Taiwan export orders in 2024/6 were 45.56 billion US dollars, up 3.1% from the same month last year, falling below market expectations of a 12.5% increase, and decelerating from a 7% increase in the previous month.
The causes of the rapid deceleration are chemical products (9.5% increase compared to 17.1% increase in May), plastics and rubber (2.7% increase compared to 8.6% increase),Electronic products (6.3% increase compared to 9.2% increase), information and communication products (3.6% increase compared to 11.4% increase)This is due to an easing in demand for optical/photography/film equipment (5.8% increase compared to the same 7% increase).
Meanwhile, textile products (6.8% decrease, 6.1% decrease),Electromechanical Products (down 3.4%, down 6.7%)Transportation equipment (6.3% decrease, 12.3% decrease) declined.
Among major trading partners, demand for the United States (3.7%), Hong Kong/China (3.5%), ASEAN countries (0.2%), and Europe (6.3%) increased, and demand for Japan (down 9.2%) declined.
Source: Ministry of Economic Affairs of the Republic of China

Amid the weak world situation, the Indian stock index on July 22 began with a decline, and Nifty fell below 24,400.
SENSEX was 301.36 points (0.37%) lower at 80,303.29, and NIFTY was 117.70 points (0.48%) lower at 24,413.20.
The entire market was driven by profit-taking sales ahead of the federal budget of 7/19 and 7/23, and the main indices fell into the red. Nifty also formed a strong bearish enwolfing pattern on the daily chart.
The 24,400 level will function as immediate support, and if broken, there is a possibility of further adjustments to 24,200 or 24,000 over the next few days. Meanwhile, 24,700 and 24,800 function as resistance lines. Market volatility is expected to remain high due to the Budget Committee meeting week.
Bank Nifty is trading in a flat range between 52,000 and 52,800 levels. If it breaks through the 52,000 level, there is a possibility that it will be adjusted up to 51,600 or 51,200 levels. Meanwhile, 52,800 and 53,000 are immediate resistance lines.
The market continues to be unstable...

The DAX rose 0.5% on Monday and traded near the 18270 level. This follows the rise in major European stock indices, and following a fall of about 3% the previous week, traders are digesting the US political situation and its impact on the US election in November.
President Joe Biden abandoned re-election and supported Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party candidate, but Donald Trump continues to lead the presidential election.
Bayer (2.5%), Infineon (2.1%), Porsche (1.5%), BMW (1.5%), and RWE (1.4%) occupied the top positions, and Sartorius (-1.1%) became the biggest negative.

Everything is open again for the US presidential election. Until now, the stock market has been betting on Mr. Trump's re-election and the rise in small and medium-sized enterprises and oil stocks, but there is a possibility that it will move in the opposite direction again in the future.

2024/7/22 Frankfurt (Stock Exchange)
Joe Biden's resignation as a US presidential candidate has become the number one topic of conversation in the stock market. Do Democrats really have a chance with new candidate Kamala Harris? Or will the Democrats be able to find another promising candidate? Trump trades are already unfolding in recent markets: betting on Donald Trump's second term. US small businesses and oil and gas producers benefited, while tech stocks suffered. Deutsche Bank commented on Monday morning that there seems to be a good possibility that the so-called “Trump Trade” will collapse somewhat in price.
According to Robert Halber of Bader Bank, Trump's victory will benefit US Tier 2 stocks. At the end of the day, companies listed on Russell 2000 have raised an average of about 80% of sales in North America. “...