Investors may be more cognizant of risk as the S&P 500 approaches levels that marked previous peaks. Mutual fund flows reveal that retail traders have looked to reduce exposure even as the index climbs.
Friday will see some of the countrys largest banks report their first quarter results. One-day implied volatility provides insight for potential price reactions.
A recent lack of trading volume may be set to end with event risk from the central bank double-header in the rearview and earnings season on tap.
The S&P 500 left behind a reversal warning amidst rising EU-US trade war concerns and the IMF downgrading the 2019 outlook. Equities are bracing in Asia as the Yen may extend gains.
The S&P 500 tech sector has pressed to new heights. Meanwhile, trading volume for the index reached a 5-month low ahead of tomorrows central bank double-header.
Earnings season begins in earnest next Friday when some of the countrys largest banks are due to report their performance from the prior quarter. Ahead of the reports, investors seek exposure.
The S&P 500 boasted its highest return for a first quarter since 1998. Still, capital movement from the indexs largest exchange traded funds revealed outflows for the quarter.
An inverted yield curve, record buybacks and a buyback-blackout period look to cast a shadow over the S&P 500 and other US equity markets.
Sentiment collapsed on Friday following dismal European economic data with the S&P 500 leaving bearish reversal warnings. Asia Pacific stocks may fall as anti-risk Japanese Yen gains.
The S&P 500 ended Fridays session slightly above the previously insurmountable 2,815 price level. Elsewhere, utilities notched a tenth week of gains.
Global equities began the new week with optimism as sentiment improved on the latest Brexit news and US retail sales data beat. This countered the
The S&P 500 will look to Fridays release of non-farm payrolls data as it struggles to fend off bearish price action.
The S&P 500 aimed higher on Friday on welcoming progress in US-China trade talks, dampening the appeal of the US Dollar. Asia Pacific equities may
The US Dollar was jawboned by risk trends and the FOMC meeting minutes as the S&P 500 took the path of least resistance. AUD/USD may
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