US index futures are mixed this morning trading between a loss of 0.4% for NASDAQ futures and a gain of 0.3% for Dow futures as investors assess a flurry of overnight earnings reports. The Dax and FTSE are up 0.2%-0.4%
US index futures have jumped 0.5% to 0.9% this morning following a benign US inflation report. Over in Europe, the Dax is up 0.75% while the FTSE is up 1.3%. Energy action is mixed with WTI Crude Oil up 0.9%
For the most part, it’s a quiet morning for world markets. US index futures are flat, after trading flat to up 0.3% yesterday. The Dax and FTSE are also holding steady this morning. An up and down week for commodities
Stock markets around the world are in retreat this morning. US index futures are down 0.6% to 1.2% with NASDAQ futures leading the way downward. In Europe today, the Dax is down 0.9% and the FTSE is down 0.25%. Currency
After US indices finished flat to down 1.0% yesterday, US indices have stabilized this morning trading between a decline of 0.1% for Dow Futures and a gain of 0.3% for NASDAQ futures. Market action is mixed in Europe as well
With investors digesting a mixed round of earnings reports from North America, US index futures are down across the board with Dow futures falling 0.6% and NASDAQ futures diving 1.3%. In Europe today, the Dax is down 0.5% and the
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New steps toward easing COVID restrictions in China have sparked rallies in China-sensitive markets this morning including a 3.1% pop for WTI Crude Oil, a 1.0% gain for Copper and a 3.4% jump for the Hang Seng. The Canadian and
US equity markets remain under pressure today. NASDAQ futures are down 0.9% adding to yesterday’s 2.0% NASDAQ drop, while Dow futures are down 0.3% adding to yesterday’s 1.0% Dow decline. Overnight, the Hang Seng dropped 3.2% after China reported a
Yesterday’s rally in North American equity markets that saw the three main US indices gain 1.0% to 2.2% came to an abrupt just after the close yesterday. Upward momentum reversed following Alphabet’s earnings disappointment ($1.06 vs street $1.26, down 6.5%