
Ahead of the New York market opening, the S&P 500 is projected to experience a loss of 0.08%, with futures down 0.55% since the previous close. The cross-asset model indicates that commodities are showing the most bullish signal at +0.03%, while global equities are the least bullish, down 0.11%. The dollar has softened, US Treasury yields have dipped, and gold prices have surged to new highs amid prevailing uncertainty. Oil prices are stabilizing as US inventories rise and concerns regarding Iranian supply persist. Key economic indicators scheduled for release today include the ADP Non-Farm Employment Change and the ISM Services PMI, which are anticipated to influence market sentiment.




Good Morning! 🇺🇸 USD🔻 tariff anxiety eases, ADP & ISM Services due today 🇯🇵 JPY ⬆️ on stronger wage growth (best since 1997) 🇪🇺 EUR ⬆️ shrugs off weaker PPI 🇬🇧 GBP ⬆️ despite lower PMI rev 🇳🇿 NZD ⬆️ smaller drop in Q4 jobs 🇨🇦 CAD ⬆️ extends post tariff recovery
S&P futures are indicating a lower open, down (0.5%) as concerns over global trade uncertainties and mixed corporate earnings weigh on investor sentiment. Asian markets ended mixed on Wednesday with China markets notably lower on trade tensions and weaker-than-expected PMI data.… https://t.co/To7VNXMYIG
Wednesday: Equity futures lower, treasury yields down 2-3 bps and dollar softer on delayed tariffs. ADP jobs, trade figures and more Fedspeak today.