Directional Bias For The Day:
- S&P Futures are higher;
- The odds are for an up day; high volatility – watch for break above 2745.00 and below 2705.00 for more clarity
- Key economic data due:
- JOLTS Jobs Openings (est. 6.55M; prev. 6.96M) at 10:00 AM
Directional Bias Before Open:
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Key Levels:
- Critical support levels for S&P 500 are 2710.89, 2676.85 and 2634.05
- Critical resistance levels for S&P 500 are 2759.22, 2782.06 and 2804.21
- Key levels for eMini futures: break above 2745.00, the high of 6:00 AM and break below 2705.25, the low of 5:00 AM
Pre-Open
- On Monday at 4:00 PM, S&P future (June 2020) closed at 2646.75 and the index closed at 2663.68 – a spread of about -17.00 points; futures closed at 2644.50 for the day; the fair value is +2.25
- Pre-NYSE session open, futures are higher – at 8:15 AM, S&P 500 futures were up by +77.75; Dow by +754 and NASDAQ by +224.75
Markets Around The World
- Markets in the East closed mostly higher – Sydney was down
- European markets are higher
- Currencies:
Up Down - EUR/USD
- GBP/USD
- AUD/USD
- NZD/USD
- Dollar index
- USD/JPY
- USD/CHF
- USD/CAD
- INR/USD
- Commodities:
Up Down - Crude Oil
- NatGas
- Gold
- Silver
- Copper
- Platinum
- Palladium
- Sugar
- Coffee
- Cotton
- Cocoa
- Bond
- 10-yrs yield closed at 0.676%, up from April 3 close of 0.587%;
- 30-years is at 1.284%, up from 1.214%
- 2-years yield is at 0.268% up from 0.225%
- The 10-Year-&-2-Year spread is at 0.408 up from 0.362
- VIX
- Is at 44.01 down -1.23 from April 6 close; below 5-day SMA;
- Down from all time high of 85.47 on March 18
The trend and patterns on various time frames for S&P 500:
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Previous Session
Major U.S. indices closed higher on Monday, April 6 in higher volume. Indices gapped up at the open and then mostly traded higher. Other global exchanges also closed up. All S&P sectors closed higher.
From Briefing.com:
The stock market rallied more than 7% to start the shortened trading week, as sentiment was buoyed by encouraging signs that the COVID-19 outbreak may be improving. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (+7.7%) and Russell 2000 (+8.2%) set the pace, followed by the Nasdaq Composite (+7.3%) and S&P 500 (+7.0%).
[…]The market closed at session highs with the 11 S&P 500 sectors advancing between 3.9% (consumer staples) and 8.8% (information technology).
[…]U.S. Treasuries started the week on a lower note amid the risk-on mindset displayed in the stock market. The 2-yr yield increased eight basis points to 0.27%, and the 10-yr yield increased nine basis points to 0.68%. The U.S. Dollar Index increased 0.2% to 100.73.
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