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The stock market is poised to start the final session of this strong week on solid footing. Contracts tied to the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow industrials are higher. Corporate news since yesterday's close has garnered mixed responses. Read more.
The positive bias has continued in early trading this morning. Preopen gains in mega caps and chipmakers have contributed to the upside bias. Read more in the Morning Brew.
Participants are waiting on the August Consumer Price Index (CPI) at 8:30 ET. Early trading features a negative bias driven in part by preopen losses in some mega caps and chipmakers. Read more in the Morning Brew.
The price action in equity futures has been muted so far. Contracts linked to the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow industrials trade flattish. Read more in the Morning Brew.
There's a positive bias in early trading after last week's retreat. Pre-open gains in some mega cap names has supported the market. Read more in the Morning Brew
Early declines in the mega cap and semiconductor spaces has contributed to downside bias after a large semi-conductor company issued disappointing guidance. The vibe may shift depending on the market's takeaway from data in terms of Fed policy. Read more.
There's not a lot of conviction in early trading, leading stock futures to trade flattish. Worries about the labor market have contributed to recent selling interest, so investors will be focused on the weekly jobless claims report at 8:30 ET. Read more.
Early action looks similar to yesterday, which featured a chip stock-led slide and a drop in market rates. August readings for the eurozone Services PMI, China's Caixin Services PMI, and Japan's Services PMI showed below-consensus growth. Read more.
There's a negative bias in early action on the first trading day of the holiday-shortened week. Pre-open losses in the mega cap space have contributed to the downside bias. The vibe may shift, though, following this morning's economic releases. Read more.
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The positive bias in the equity futures trade has been underpinned by the favorable response to earnings results. Attention will soon shift to the July Personal income and Spending Report at 8:30 a.m. ET. Read more in the Morning Brew.
There's a positive bias in early action. A solid pre-open gain in a Dow component after reporting earnings has boosted futures linked to Dow industrials. Read more in the Morning Brew.
Equity futures trade lower, but there's not a lot of conviction driving the moves. The market is still in wait-and-see mode in front of a key earnings release after today's close and participation remains light in front of Labor Day. Read more.
Equity futures trade flattish. The market still lacks major directional drivers ahead of a major semiconductor company's earnings report tomorrow afternoon. Investors are also in vacation-mode in front of Labor Day. Read more in the Morning Brew.
This week's lineup features earnings results from a large semiconductor name after Wednesday's close, along with the Fed's preferred gauge on inflation in the form of PCE Price Indexes on Friday. Read more in the Morning Brew.
See CIO Larry Adam's top takeaways for the week and what to be mindful of in the week ahead in his Weekly Headings Snapshot.
There's positive bias in early trading supported by pre-open gains in mega cap stocks and positive earning news responses. Vibes could shift, in reaction to Fed Chair Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium today. Read more in the Morning Brew.
Raymond James Senior Investment Strategist Tracey Manzi shares the factors that may point to there being limited room for a meaningful rally in yields from current levels.
There's a positive bias in early trading. Earnings results from some major retailers garnered upbeat responses, contributing to the upside bias. Read more in the Morning Brew.
Contracts tied to the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow industrials are flattish this morning after a big run in equity markets. The S&P 500 was 1.1% below its all-time high at yesterday's close. Read more in the Morning Brew.
Stock futures are flattish in front of a busy week. Earnings reporting picks up steam, especially in the retail and tech spaces, and Fed Chair Powell will speak in Jackson Hole. Read more in the Morning Brew.
There's a slightly negative bias in early trading, but stock futures are mostly flat. The major indices are sitting on solid gains for the week heading into the session. Read more in the Morning Brew.
There's a positive bias in early trading as investors digest some better-than-expected earnings. Participants are also waiting on another influential economic release following this week's inflation readings that went the market's way. Read more.
Stock futures are little changed as investors wait on the July Consumer Price Index at 8:30 ET. Yesterday's rally in the stock market followed the July Producer Price Index, which showed disinflation in total and core PPI. Read more in the Morning Brew.
Contracts tied to the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 are higher, while Dow futures trail somewhat due to a pre-open decline in a constituent that reported better-than-expected earnings, but issued below-consensus FY25 EPS guidance. Read more in the Morning Brew.
There's a positive bias in early trading following last week's turbulent action in equities. Pre-open gains in mega cap names have contributed to the upside bias. Read more in the Morning Brew.
The stock market could settle this week roughly unchanged with the NASDAQ Composite and S&P 500 sitting on declines of 0.5% and 0.7%, respectively, since last Friday. Read more in the Morning Brew.
The S&P 500 futures are up six points, trading 0.1% above fair value, the NASDAQ 100 futures are up 20 points, trading 0.1% above fair value, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average futures are down 34 points, trading 0.1% below fair value. Read more.
Stocks are poised for higher open in a continuation of yesterday's buy-the-dip efforts after Monday's sharp slide. Some notable names reporting earnings since yesterday's close garnered negative responses, but that hasn't changed sentiment much. Read more.
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