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There's a positive bias in early trading as investors digest another slate of earnings news. A large semiconductor name shows a big pre-open gain after better-than-expected earnings and guidance. Other semiconductor-related names trade higher in front of the open. Read more.

An uptick in the 30-year fixed mortgage rate caused mortgage applications to drop 17.1% last week, the largest decline since April 2020. CIO Larry Adam provides insight into this and other market-moving headlines in Up & Adam.

The S&P 500 was able to break out to new all-time highs- continuing the uptrend in place and leaving the path of least resistance higher. Positively, the advance is coming with broader participation beneath the surface. Read more in the Weekly Market Guide.

Senior Strategist Doug Drabik discusses fixed income market conditions and offers insight for bond investors in his latest Weekly Bond Market Commentary.

Contracts tied to the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow industrials are flattish as investors digesting more earnings results. Stocks in the semiconductor space continue to struggle after yesterday's sharp selling. Read more in the Morning Brew.

The 2024 holiday shopping forecast anticipates consumers spending a record high amount, but expects the pace of spending growth to be at its slowest YoY since 2018. CIO Larry Adam provides insight into this and other market-moving headlines in Up & Adam.

Moves have been limited for contracts linked to the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow industrials. Investors are digesting earnings results from large banks, which have garnered positive responses. Read more in the Morning Brew.

Gain key insights into the market-moving headlines of the day in CIO Larry Adam's daily publication, Up & Adam.

Stock futures are mixed in front of a busy week. Pre-open gains in some mega cap names has contributed to upside moves in futures tied to the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100. This week's lineup includes a slate of earnings results and economic data. Read more.

Earnings season continues this week with 41 S&P 500 companies – representing 9% of the market cap – reporting results. CIO Larry Adam provides insight into this and other market-moving headlines in Up & Adam.