June 16, 2025 S&P futures rose 0.4% Monday morning after U.S. equities sold off Friday, ending last week lower across all major indexes. Travel & leisure, retail/apparel, and banks led declines, while energy, ag chemicals, semis, builders, and managed care outperformed. Crowded shorts also gained. Asian markets traded mostly higher with South Korea and Japan […]
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April 30, 2025 Markets remain in a holding pattern ahead of key Mag 7 earnings and a heavy macro calendar. Supportive factors include improving earnings (particularly around tariff mitigation), some easing in Fed expectations, and recent tariff relief headlines. However, trade-related growth risks remain significant, especially amid delays in striking multiple trade deals. Concerns about
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February 19, 2025 S&P futures are down 0.1% in early Wednesday trading after US equities closed higher on Tuesday, with the S&P reaching a new all-time high. Market breadth was strong, with 70% of the index advancing, though gains were capped by underperformance in big tech. Cyclicals outperformed defensives, with commodity stocks leading. Most-shorted names
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February 18, 2025 S&P futures +0.2% Tuesday morning after a mixed but positive week for U.S. equities, led by big tech. Asian markets mostly higher, with Hong Kong extending its rally, though mainland China declined. European markets narrowly mixed. Treasuries weaker, 10-year yields above 4.50%. Dollar index +0.3%. Gold +0.8%. Bitcoin futures -0.8%. WTI crude
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Historically the Materials Sector has failed to outperform in aggregate against a backdrop of weak commodities prices like we see today.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is undergoing its third significant change in the past five years, with Nvidia taking the place of Intel and Sherwin-Williams replacing.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is undergoing its third significant change in the past five years, as Nvidia replaces Intel and Sherwin-Williams is removed.
S&P futures up 0.2% in Tuesday morning trading. Comes after US equities finished mostly lower in quiet, lower volume session on Monday. Banks, credit cards, power, airlines, hotels and select managed care lagged. Energy, REITs, retail, builders, autos and solar outperformed. Treasuries weaker after strengthening on Monday. Dollar index down 0.2%. Gold up 0.1%. Bitcoin
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NVIDIA and Sherwin-Williams are to be added to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, while Vistra will join the Dow Jones Utility Average.
NVIDIA and Sherwin-Williams are poised to become part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, while Vistra will be included in the Dow Jones Utility Average.
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