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Deutsche Bank analysts suggest that risk assets like stocks and commodities are likely to remain resilient despite concerns over a prolonged conflict in Iran. They note that current conditions differ from past energy shocks that led to significant selloffs. The S&P 500 is close to its all-time high, and credit spreads are tighter than before the conflict began. Analysts highlight that key factors such as persistent energy shocks, recessionary economic data, and aggressive central bank tightening are not present at this time.

- Analysts at Deutsche Bank suggest that riskier assets are likely to remain resilient despite heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.  
- They emphasize that past selloff conditions—such as persistent energy shocks, recessionary economic data, and aggressive central bank tightening—are not present in the current market.  
- Current indicators, including stable stock market performances and strong labor data, contrast with historical patterns, suggesting limited immediate risk to these assets.

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European markets showed a rebound with London (UKX) up 0.71%, Germany (DAX) up 1.35%, and France (CAC) up 0.81%. The pound fell to $1.34 amid disappointing UK jobs data and ongoing Middle East conflict. Additionally, Spain's trade gap decreased to €4.4B in March 2026, while the Eurozone trade surplus dropped to €7.8B from a record high.

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Germany’s debt trajectory points to higher bond yields

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Several brokers have raised their RMB forecasts, citing China's export competitiveness and stable US trade relations. HSBC increased its year-end forecast to 6.65 per USD, while Deutsche Bank raised theirs to 6.55. Goldman Sachs predicts USD/CNY will reach 6.5 within 12 months, up from previous estimates, supported by China's trade surplus and strong exports.

- Several brokers have raised their forecasts for the RMB due to China's export competitiveness and stable trade relations with the US.  
- As of May 19, the RMB appreciated approximately 2.6% against the USD, prompting HSBC and Deutsche Bank to increase their year-end predictions to 6.65 and 6.55 per USD, respectively, citing strong exports and domestic demand recovery.  
- Goldman Sachs also anticipates continued appreciation, adjusting its forecasts for USD/CNY to 6.8, 6.7, and 6.5 over the next twelve months, supported by China's significant trade surplus.

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Brokers Raise RMB Forecasts; G Sachs Expects USD/CNY at 6.5 within 12 Mths

Sharma highlights that China's yuan constitutes only 2% of global reserves, despite its significant GDP and trade share. HSBC, Deutsche Bank, and Goldman Sachs have raised yuan forecasts due to strong exports and better U.S.-China trade relations. However, capital controls and limited market openness are structural barriers that impede the yuan's internationalization, leaving China as an 'incomplete superpower' in financial terms.

- The article discusses the financial power gap where China's yuan represents only 2% of global reserves despite its significant GDP and trade share.  
- It highlights that HSBC, Deutsche Bank, and Goldman Sachs have raised yuan forecasts due to strong exports and better U.S.-China trade relations.  
- Structural barriers like capital controls and limited market openness are noted as obstacles to the yuan's internationalization, restricting China's financial influence.

Sharma says China remains 'incomplete superpower' despite gains

European stocks closed mostly higher, with Germany's DAX up 1.24% and the UK FTSE 100 rising 1.26%. Italy's FTSE MIB was the only major index to decline, falling 0.91%. In the debt market, yields decreased across Europe. US stocks showed mixed results, with the Dow down 0.02%. Crude oil prices rose, while Bitcoin fell 1.49%. The USD was mostly lower against major currencies.

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European shares close mostly higher on the day

European stock markets have turned positive, with notable increases in key indices. According to ChainCatcher, the UK's FTSE 100 and Germany's DAX30 indices both rose by over 1%. Additionally, the Euro Stoxx 50 and Spain's IBEX35 indices saw gains of 0.8%.

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Deutsche Bank strategists advise investors to buy protection as market drivers weaken, citing fading military de-escalation and strong earnings. They recommend purchasing out-of-the-money puts on stock markets to hedge against potential corrections. The Deutsche Bank Pressure Index indicates rising market stress, and concerns over geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding the Strait of Hormuz and Taiwan, could further impact equity markets.

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As these market drivers start to weaken, it's time for investors to buy protection, says Deutsche Bank

German 10-year bond yields rose to a 15-year high of 3.1791% amid a global bond selloff, driven by inflation concerns linked to rising energy prices from the ongoing Middle East conflict. Italian 10-year yields also increased, while shorter-dated bonds saw muted movements. European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde expressed concern over the bond selloff. Analysts are monitoring the impact of inflation and upcoming PMIs from the Euro Zone and UK.

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European stock index futures are plummeting due to rising geopolitical tensions and increasing bond yields. The FTSE 100 dropped 1.71%, while the DAX and CAC 40 fell over 1%. Concerns over inflation and potential interest rate hikes by the ECB are contributing to the decline. Additionally, political instability in the UK is exacerbating the situation, leading to a significant drop in the GBP/USD exchange rate.

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