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11/16/2022

U.S. equities are lower in today's market action. The move to negative territory comes as October’s inflation picture has become fully developed, courtesy of the Import Price Index, which fell at a slower pace than expected. In other economic news, retail sales rose at a faster rate than anticipated, while mortgage applications were up for the first time in eight weeks. Earnings reports gave varied results, as Target missed earnings expectations and delivered disappointing guidance, while Lowe’s posted a positive earnings surprise and raised its full-year outlook. Treasury yields are mixed, the U.S. dollar is declining, and crude oil prices are lower, while gold is gaining ground. European stocks are lower following a host of inflation data, and as geopolitical tensions surrounding the war in Ukraine continues to put a damper on sentiment. Asian stocks ended the day lower in a quiet trading session, as markets in mainland China and Hong Kong were unable to continue a recent rally.

10/03/2022

U.S. stocks are moving higher in pre-market trading to begin the new week, month and quarter, after the S&P logged its sixth week of declines in seven last week. The markets are rising despite concerns about the ultimate impact of aggressive tightened monetary policy from the Fed and other central banks, which has seen financial conditions tighten in the form of higher bond yields and a spike in the U.S. dollar. Treasury yields are cooling off and the U.S. dollar is ticking higher as the British pound is rising after the U.K. government reversed a decision to cut taxes for high income earners. Crude oil prices are rallying ahead of this week's OPEC meeting, with reports suggesting production cuts may be in the offing, and gold is trading to the upside. In equity news, Tesla reported that its Q3 deliveries fell short of expectations. After the opening bell, we will get reads on manufacturing activity from the ISM and S&P Global. Asia finished mixed, with markets in mainland China and South Korea closed for holidays, while Europe is diverging amid some concerns toward the banking sector on liquidity worries at Credit Suisse

12/29/2021

U.S. equities are higher but very near the flatline in lackluster trading, as investors continue to assess the possible impacts of the omicron variant. Concerns appear to have cooled after the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cut the suggested time for isolation in half, while also significantly reducing its estimate of its prevalence in the U.S. Investors are sifting through the busiest economic docket of the week, which showed wholesale inventories rose, and the trade deficit widened more than expected. A read on pending home sales is due out after the opening bell. Treasuries are mixed, as are crude oil prices, while the U.S. dollar is little changed, and gold is falling. Overseas, markets in Europe are mostly lower in thin trading, while Asia finished mixed amid the continued uncertainty surrounding the variant

12/27/2021

U.S. stocks are higher in premarket trading, returning to action following the long holiday weekend. This comes on the heels of the S&P 500 recording a new record high on last week's close. Investors are continuing to shake off concerns regarding the omicron variant following reports that the risk of hospitalization is much lower compared to previous variants. However, some industries, especially airlines, are being hit hard as the CDC's recommended 10-day isolation is forcing widespread cancellations due to staffing shortages. Equity news is light today, but Moderna is facing some scrutiny from its shareholders who are calling on the drug maker to open its vaccine technology to poorer countries, while Apple is also under fire after the top Dutch competition regulator said its app store is violating the country's competition laws. The economic calendar is also light with the Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index due out after the bell. Treasuries are mixed with the yield curve flattening slightly. Crude oil is mixed, while gold is losing ground, and the U.S. dollar is ticking higher. Asia finished mixed, and Europe is higher as some major markets in both regions remain closed for holidays.

10/14/2021

U.S. stocks are trading nicely higher in early action, with a host of earnings reports from the Financials sector as Q3 earnings season kicks into gear. Bank of America is headlining the earnings calendar after posting strong results, while Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and Wells Fargo also topped the Street's profit and revenue forecasts. Some good news is also being delivered from the economic front, as jobless claims fell more than expected and below the 300,000 mark for the first time since the pandemic began, while wholesale price inflation remained elevated but came in not as hot as anticipated. Treasuries are subdued and the U.S. dollar is seeing some pressure. Crude oil prices are rising and gold is adding to yesterday's rally. Asia finished mixed following some disappointing Chinese lending statistics, while Europe is broadly advancing, likely aided by the upbeat U.S. data.

08/10/2021

U.S. stocks are ticking higher in early action, with the markets remaining cautious amid the festering uncertainty regarding the impact of the spreading Delta coronavirus variant. Economic data is also being eyed, with small business optimism declining more than expected as the labor shortage remains a drag on sentiment, while Q2 productivity rose at a smaller pace than expected and labor costs increased in line with estimates. However, a strong earnings season continues to roll on, with Callaway Golf Company rising after topping forecasts on a surge in revenues and issuing stronger-than-expected guidance. M&A news remains, with Canadian Pacific Railway countering Canadian National Railway Company's proposal to acquire Kansas City Southern with a new, higher offer to acquire the rail company. The markets are eyeing progress on the infrastructure spending package, with the Senate expected to vote today on a bill. Treasuries are little changed and the U.S. dollar is slightly adding to a recent bounce. Crude oil prices are rebounding, along with gold. Asia finished mostly higher, though South Korea lagged, and Europe is mixed following some soft investor confidence reports and the lingering Delta variant uncertainty

07/30/2021

U.S. stocks are lower in early action of the final session of the week and the month, with the markets continuing to grapple with the festering uncertainty toward the Delta variant and China's crackdown. A host of earnings reports are being digested, with Amazon.com missing revenue forecasts and issuing disappointing guidance to likely exacerbate peak growth concerns. Dow members Procter & Gamble and Chevron both topped earnings forecasts, but the former warned of higher commodity cost headwinds and the latter missed revenue estimates. In economic news, personal income and spending topped expectations and Q2 employment costs were lower than anticipated, ahead of a read on consumer sentiment after the opening bell. Treasuries are gaining ground to apply downside pressure on yields and the U.S. dollar is ticking higher. Crude oil prices are subdued and gold is lower. Asia closed out a choppy week to the downside and Europe is mostly lower after a two-day winning streak amid the persistent Delta uncertainty and the recent crackdown on big business by China.

06/28/2021

U.S. stocks are slightly adding to last week's climb that took the S&P 500 and Nasdaq back to fresh record highs. The markets remain focused on the timing of global monetary policy tightening but appear to be taking recent signs of rising inflation in stride ahead of some key economic reports on manufacturing and the labor market as Q3 shoves off on Thursday. In equity news, Intellia Therapeutics is jumping after it and partner Regeneron Pharmaceuticals announced positive study results of their genome editing candidate, while Dow member Boeing is slipping after reports that the FAA notified the airplane manufacturer that certification approval for its 777X jet will not be granted until mid-to-late 2023. The economic calendar is relatively light today but expected to deliver a read on regional manufacturing after the opening bell. Treasuries are gaining ground to apply some downside pressure on yields, and the U.S. dollar is ticking higher after last week's retreat from the prior week's spike. Gold and crude oil prices are dipping. Asia was subdued to begin the week and Europe is mixed following last week's gains.

06/14/2021

U.S. equities are mixed to begin a new week as lingering optimism of economic recovery continues to buoy cyclically-natured sectors, while growth stocks, notably the Information Technology and Communications Services sectors, are coming off a three-week rebound. The economic calendar is dormant today before heating up tomorrow, with what is likely the main event for the week being Wednesday's monetary policy decision from the Fed. In light equity news, Novavax said that its COVID vaccine is 90% effective overall against the disease after a late-stage trial. Treasuries are dipping to lift yields and the U.S. dollar is slightly lower, while gold is tumbling and crude oil prices are trading higher. Asia finished higher in a muted session with many markets in the region closed for holiday, while markets in Europe are beginning the week positively to add to a recent rally.

06/11/2021

U.S. stocks are trading higher in early action and are poised to register another weekly gain. The markets continue to show some resiliency in the face of rising inflation pressures as the S&P 500 posted a fresh record high despite another hotter-than-expected consumer price inflation report. Growth-related issues, notably the Information Technology sector, continues to regain some footing to help the Nasdaq, while a read on June consumer sentiment, which will include inflation outlooks, is due out after the opening bell. Treasuries are dipping to modestly lift yields and the U.S. dollar is gaining ground. Gold is lower and crude oil prices are mixed. Vertex Pharmaceuticals is falling after ending its pursuit to develop a therapy for liver disease, while Snowflake's longer-term financial targets seem to be garnering some analyst scrutiny. Asia finished mixed and Europe is trading higher to close out the week.

05/20/2021

U.S. stocks are mixed in early action on the heels of yesterday's late-day recovery that pared a large portion of losses. The markets remain choppy in the face of rising inflation concerns, expectations of an accelerating economic recovery, and some uncertainty regarding if the Fed may be too complacent about inflation. The markets were choppy yesterday after the April Fed meeting minutes showed the Central Bank remains focused on fostering the recovery in the labor markets as it continues to see inflation pressures as transitory, but noted that if the economy heats up faster than expected it could begin to discuss tapering its asset purchases. Earnings remain in focus, with Dow component Cisco Systems topping quarterly estimates but issuing softer-than-expected earnings guidance, while Kohl's Corporation is seeing pressure after its results. Treasuries are gaining modest ground to apply slight pressure to yields and the U.S. dollar is giving back some of yesterday's late-session gains. Gold is little changed and crude oil prices are trading lower. In economic news, jobless claims data was mixed, while regional manufacturing activity decelerated more than expected. Asia finished mixed and Europe is trading mostly higher.

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