S&P futures up 0.3% Thursday morning after a strong rally Wednesday, with the S&P, Nasdaq, and R2K posting their best sessions since November 2016. Big tech, banks, builders, semis, and software led gains, supported by cooler inflation data and strong bank earnings. Asian and European markets traded higher overnight, with notable strength in Taiwan, Australia, […]
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S&P futures are up 0.3% in Wednesday morning trading after US equities closed mostly higher on Tuesday. Gains were led by small caps, banks, commodity equities, capital goods, builders, and airlines, while big tech and healthcare continued to lag. Treasuries are firmer across the curve, the dollar index is down 0.2%, gold is up 1%,
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S&P futures are up 0.4% Tuesday morning, following a mostly higher close for US equities on Monday as value and cyclicals outperformed while big tech, semis, airlines, and retail lagged. Treasuries were stable, the dollar fell 0.3%, gold was flat, Bitcoin futures rose 2.7%, and WTI crude dipped 0.7%. Key drivers include reports of a
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S&P futures down 0.8% Monday morning, following last week’s 2% drop in the S&P 500, a 2% decline in the Nasdaq, and a 3.5% loss in the Russell 2000. Asian markets were broadly lower, with Taiwan, South Korea, Australia, and Hong Kong all falling more than 1%. European markets also under pressure, down over 1%.
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S&P futures down 0.1% Friday morning after a mixed Wednesday session where big tech declined. US equities are on track for a second consecutive week of losses. Treasuries are slightly weaker, with the 10Y yield holding around 4.70%, its highest since April. The dollar index is flat, gold up 0.7%, Bitcoin futures up 3.4%, and
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Equity markets are closed Thursday, and the bond market will close early (2pm) to honor the passing of former President Jimmy Carter. US equities ended mixed on Wednesday in choppy trading, with the Dow up 0.25%, S&P 500 up 0.16%, Nasdaq down 0.06%, and Russell 2000 down 0.48%. The S&P and Nasdaq struggled to rebound
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S&P futures are down 0.1% Wednesday morning, near session lows, following Tuesday’s decline where the S&P and Nasdaq both fell over 1% in their worst session since December 18. Asian markets were mostly weaker overnight, with Hong Kong lagging, while Australia and South Korea posted gains. European markets are up ~0.2%. Treasuries are weaker with
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S&P futures up 0.1% Tuesday morning, following a mixed start to the week where big tech and semis rallied but defensives and rate-sensitive sectors faced pressure. Treasuries slightly weaker, continuing Monday’s bear steepening. Dollar index down 0.2%, gold up 0.3%, Bitcoin futures off 1%, and WTI crude up 0.7%. Markets remain focused on NVDA’s CES
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S&P futures up 0.6% in Monday morning trading, building on Friday’s rally that saw the S&P snap a five-day losing streak with major indices up over 1%. Despite Friday’s bounce, US equities ended mostly down for the week. Treasuries slightly weaker with the curve bull steepening. Dollar index down 0.3%, gold off 0.4%, Bitcoin futures
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S&P futures up 0.3% Friday morning following a five-day losing streak for the S&P and Nasdaq. US equities ended mostly lower Thursday, with big tech dragging on weakness in Tesla (TSLA) and Apple (AAPL). Asian markets were mixed overnight, while European markets are down 0.5%. Treasuries are firmer with curve flattening, the dollar index is
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