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New York Open Briefing: Monday, July 27, 2026

Published Jul 27, 12:30 UTC
Impact
3/ 10, low

The New York session opens with European equities showing gains, with the DE40 up 0.90% and the UK100 rising 0.47%. The US30 also advanced 0.44%. However, the British Pound is weaker, with GBPUSD down 0.32% and GBPJPY falling 0.27%. The overall risk meter stands at -0.14, suggesting a cautious sentiment despite the equity market strength.

Recent data releases show Mexico’s Trade Balance significantly exceeding expectations, with the actual figure at 3.843B against a consensus of 1.576B, a surprise of 143.8%. The non-seasonally adjusted balance also surprised by 380.0%, reaching 4.09B. Brazil’s FGV Consumer Confidence came in at 88.3, above the 86.8 consensus. Hong Kong’s Trade Balance was better than anticipated at -52B, while Exports year over year grew 53.4%, surpassing the 44% consensus. Imports year over year, however, came in below consensus at 45.4%.

Looking ahead, the United States Treasury will conduct a 2-Year Note Auction at 15:30 UTC, followed by a 5-Year Note Auction at 17:00 UTC. Later in the session, France’s Jobseekers Total will be released at 22:00 UTC, with a consensus of 3081.5K.

Traders will monitor the results of the US Treasury auctions this afternoon.

At a glance
Biggest moves since the previous sessionDE40 +0.90%, UK100 +0.47%, US30 +0.44%
Currency strength, 24hCHF strongest at +0.29%, CAD weakest at -0.22%
Risk meter-0.14 (mildly risk-off)

Scheduled this session (High and Medium impact)

TimeCcyEventImpactConsensus
15:30 UTCUSD2-Year Note AuctionMedium
17:00 UTCUSD5-Year Note AuctionMedium
22:00 UTCEURFrance Jobseekers TotalMedium3081.5K

Times are UTC. This brief describes measured market state and the published schedule. It is not financial advice and nothing in it is a trade recommendation.

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