Stocks wavered on light volume ahead of a busy week for economic news and corporate earnings.
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:: theetfbully.com NEW Post: Stocks Rise Ahead Of Inflation And Earnings Reports - https://lnkd.in/gwRnHraj [Chart courtesy of MarketWatch.com] Traders pushed stocks higher today, as they waited for the latest U.S. inflation and earnings reports. The consumer price index (cpi) for December, due tomorrow, is expected to show a 3.2% annual increase. Traders will scan the reports for hints on when the fed will start lowering rates. Those hopes have faded a bit lately, even though the chances are still above 60%. It seems like we had too much fun at the end of last year, when the Fed turned dovish, and now we have a headache, as some of its officials changed their tune. ... <div><a href="" class="more-link">Read More</a></div>
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Stocks Dip as Bond Yields Hit New Heights
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U.S. equity futures were mixed in early Thursday trading, with Treasury yields holding steady, as investors reacted to big changes in the Federal Reserve's interest rate forecasts while looking ahead to another busy session of data releases on Wall Street. Stocks ended higher last night, with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq recording their third straight set of record high closes, as Treasury yields tumbled on the back of a cooler-than-expected reading for CPI inflation over the month of May. The headline tally, which showed the slowest monthly advance for overall price pressures in four years, pulled benchmark 10-year notes yields more than 10 basis points lower on the day as investors bet that easing inflation would move the Fed towards a series of autumn rate cuts. #markets #stocks #fed
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U.S. equity futures extended declines Thursday while Treasury bond yields continued to test multi-week highs, as investors braced for a key series of economic and inflation data amid the worst week for global stocks in more than a month. A sharp move higher in Treasury yields, tied to renewed inflation risks and a wave of fresh supply, pulled stocks lower Wednesday, with the S&P 500 finishing 0.74% in the red and the Dow extending its one-week slump to just over 1,400 points. The Treasury's third coupon auction of the week, a $44 billion sale of 7-year notes, drew weak foreign and domestic demand as yields on the paper surged, taking 10-year notes to 4.594%, the highest in more than a month. Martin Baccardax has your comprehensive guide to the trading day. #stocks #bonds #markets
Stock Market Today: Stocks slide on inflation concerns; GDP slows, Salesforce plunges
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Treasuries Send Out An Early Message of Caution On 2024 Trades As traders prepare for the release of Fed minutes, the markets are telegraphing an early, if somber, message: so much of the putative trades of 2024 were front-run in the past two months that chasing that theme may no longer be as rewarding. Consider Treasuries. The yield on two-year notes declined by almost 85 basis points through November and December. If you take the Fed at its word that it intends to cut its benchmark rate three times this year, you have to wonder how much further the emphatic rally can go. Further out the curve, the 10-year yield slumped by more than 100 basis points over the same period. Even so, given rapidly crumbling inflation in the US and a Fed bracing itself to cut rates, this maturity is trading more or less around where it ought to. However, because the tenor is fully valued now, further gains will be hard to come by. Stocks tell much the same story. Equities seem to have won a prescriptive right in recent years to rally regardless of what happens to interest rates, an untenable script that can’t be glossed over forever. The Nasdaq 100 surged more than 15% through the last two months of 2023, and despite Tuesday’s correction, technology stocks are already trading as though their valuations are discounted by Fed rates that are far lower than current levels. Hence it should be challenging to drive valuations higher and higher. While the S&P 500 was far less exuberant through November and December, the basket is also mildly overvalued given a fair value of 4,632. The extraordinary moves in Treasuries and stocks of the past two months provide the context for the minutes of the Fed’s December meeting. With Chair Jerome Powell having expressly stated that policymakers discussed a time line for reducing rates, traders will be keen to find out whether a March cut is still in play. Indications from New York Fed President John Williams suggest a reduction in March may be too early. If the minutes reinforce that message, a continuation of the correction in Treasuries is likely.
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At the midday point of the trading day, stocks were broadly lower as #investors assessed the impact of high #inflation figures on the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy decision. The #Nasdaq slipped below the 16,000 level to hit 15,966 at midday, a loss of 1%, while the S&P 500 and the #Dow Jones Industrial Average both fell 0.7% and 0.5% respectively. Concerns grew regarding the potential challenges of addressing persistent inflation, potentially affecting the case for future interest rate cuts. With attention shifting to the February PCE report for insights into inflation trends, uncertainty prevails ahead of the Fed's decision next week. Stocks were in a "gloomy mood" to finish off the week, IG's Chris Beauchamp noted. More at #Proactive #ProactiveInvestors http://ow.ly/cBl9105m7IV
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