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Over the last 20 days, we have generally seen the S&P index outperform the signals from global assets correlated to risk sentiment. The S&P has outperformed the model by +3.46% cumulatively during the period. https://t.co/8gU3TlUstl
Ahead of the NY Open, our cross-asset model indicates a -0.21% loss for the S&P (while futures are down -0.51% since prior close). The signal from Commodities is most bullish (+0.03%), while the signal from Global Equities is least bullish (-0.31%). https://t.co/HMcSnE3vpN
S&P futures are indicating a lower open, down (0.68%), as the fallout from the Federal Reserve's hawkish tone continues to weigh on markets. Markets are now focused on November's personal consumption data, following stronger-than-expected economic growth and consumer spending,… https://t.co/vQQkojicY7
U.S. stock futures are trending lower as the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance continues to impact market sentiment. Futures for the S&P 500 are down 0.68%, reflecting concerns over the Fed's recent comments. Asian markets are also feeling the pressure, trading in a tight range with Japan's shares rising amid strong consumer price index (CPI) data. The Fed's pivot has led to a stronger U.S. dollar, while commodities show a slight bullish signal. Over the past 20 days, the S&P index has outperformed global risk sentiment indicators by 3.46%. Traders are now awaiting November's personal consumption data following robust economic growth and consumer spending figures.