September 9, 2025 U.S. equities are up slightly after Monday’s modest gains, led by semis, software, Mag 7, China tech, asset managers, and retail, while defensives (utilities, pharma/biotech, food/beverage) and cyclicals (energy, steel, transport, insurers) lagged. Treasuries are weaker with curve steepening (yields +1–3 bp). Dollar -0.2% as yen rallies on hawkish BoJ. Gold +0.4%, […]
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August 27, 2025 S&P futures flat Wednesday after U.S. equities gained Tuesday, with the S&P finishing just below its ATH. Leaders included A&D, pharma, semis, travel, credit cards, and apparel, while small caps and retail favorites also outperformed. Asia mixed (China weaker, Japan/South Korea/Australia higher), Europe little changed. Treasuries steady to slightly weaker long end.
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August 25, 2025 S&P futures –0.1% Tuesday after U.S. equities slipped Monday, giving back part of Friday’s broad rally. Rails, beverages, pharma, and housing retailers lagged. Asia mostly lower (HK, SK, Japan weak), Europe –0.8% with France under pressure. Treasuries mixed with curve steepening as long-end yields rose 2–4 bp. Dollar –0.1%, gold +0.1%, Bitcoin
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June 10, 2025 S&P 500 futures are little changed following modest gains across major indexes on Monday, with small-caps, high short interest names, and Tesla leading. Defensive sectors and financials lagged. Asian markets were mixed—Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan outperformed, while Greater China lagged. European markets are down ~0.3%. Treasuries are firmer with long-end yields
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May 22, 2025 S&P futures are up 0.1% in Thursday morning trading after Wednesday’s broad selloff, which saw major indexes decline by over 1.4%. Financials, managed care, rate-sensitive sectors, and retail favorites were among the hardest hit. Asian markets closed lower, led by declines in South Korea and Hong Kong, while European equities are down
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May 13, 2025 S&P futures are down 0.4% following Monday’s 3% rally that left the S&P less than 5% below its mid-February all-time high. Ten of 11 sectors advanced Monday, led by big tech, apparel, transports, and most-shorted names, while staples and utilities lagged. Overnight, Asian markets were mostly higher, with Japan and Taiwan leading,
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S&P Futures Up 0.1% in Wednesday Morning Trading. US equities finished higher Tuesday, led by tech, though breadth remained negative as equal-weight S&P trailed by ~140 bp. Asian markets were mostly higher, with Japan up over 1%, while several markets, including China, were closed for the holiday. European markets gained ~0.7%. Treasuries were steady to
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S&P futures are up 0.3% Tuesday morning after Monday’s selloff, where the Nasdaq 100 dropped 3% amid AI-related weakness, with NVDA losing nearly $600B in market value. Positive breadth emerged as investors rotated into staples, banks, healthcare, and other tech. Asian markets were mixed, with the Nikkei down 1.5%, while Hong Kong posted gains. European
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S&P futures are down 0.7% Monday morning, near session lows, after US equities sold off on Friday, with the S&P, Nasdaq, and Russell 2000 all dropping over 1%. Despite Friday’s losses, stocks ended the week higher, recovering from the prior week’s sharp pullback. Treasuries are firmer with some curve steepening, the dollar index is down
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