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S&P 500: Expected near the equilibrium price

Unlike Europe evolving sharply lower today, the S&P 500 should start the session slightly down by -0.1%. Yesterday, the US index finished down -0.92% at 2075 points, after the Q1 US GDP, up +0.5% vs...

S&P 500: Should open down by -0.6%

Yesterday, the S&P 500 finished slightly up by +0.16% at 2095 points, supported by oil stocks and that the FED is not in a hurry to raise interest rates another time. Indeed US economy has slowed...

S&P 500: Down -0.15% in early trading

After finishing slightly up by 0.19% at 2091 points yesterday in the wake of oil prices, the S&P 500 should open down by -0.15% today. Short-term investors will wait cautiously before the Fed...

S&P 500: +0.2% in early trades

The S&P 500 ended slightly up by +0.18% at 2087 points yesterday, with falling oil prices should recover its losses from the previous day and open slightly up by +0.2% today. European markets are...

S&P 500: -0.2% at the opening

After finishing perfectly stable Friday, the S&P500 is expected to begin the week down by 0.2% in the wake of the European markets with the banking and oil sector. As for statistics, new homes...

S&P 500: Near the equilibrium price

After finishing down 0.52% at 2041 points yesterday, with financial results and oil market, the S&P 500 should begin the trading session down 0.1%. As for statistics, only one main publication will...

S&P 500: Technical break

The benchmark index for US stocks ended yesterday's the trading session by another day of increase although with a close beyond 2100 points. Unemployment claims came out better than expected at 247...

S&P 500: Near its historical highs

The S&P 500 closed yesterday on an increase of 0.3% at 2100 points, and thus approaches its yearly highs dating back to May 2134 points. Company earnings were globally above the consensus as Coca...

S&P 500: Upward movement expected (+0.3%)

The S&P 500 closed at a new yearly high at the close yesterday. The symbolic line of the 2100 points is approaching fast and should be reached today. The statistics of the afternoon came out slightly...

S&P 500: Decline after Doha meeting

The S&P 500 declined slightly by -0.10% on Friday, a low volatility during the trading session before Doha meeting on oil. The failure, by producing countries, an agreement on the freezing of the...

S&P 500: Expected down by -0.2%

While operators are taking some profit in Europe, the S&P 500 should start the session slightly down by -0.2%. He had finished in a symbolic up 0.02% at 2082 points yesterday, after a new annual...

S&P 500: Near the equilibrium price

Despite the upward movement on the dollar and disappointing US macroeconomic data, the S&P 500 ended sharply up +1% at 2082 points yesterday. Operators have particularly welcomed the encouraging data...

S&P 500: On its annual highs

Benefiting from rising oil barrel amid expectations of an agreement on the freeze on production, the S&P 500 closed up by +0.97% at 2061 points yesterday. This should continue today as suggested by...

S&P 500: +0.3% after Alcoa

Despite a well-oriented beginning of the trading session, the S&P 500 finally closed on a decline of -0.27% before Alcoa earning releases. After the bell, Alcoa disappointed by announcing a 92%...

S&P 500: +0.3% before Alcoa

After finishing slightly up by +0.28% at 2047 points on Friday, still supported by oil prices, the S&P 500 is expected to begin the week up +0.3%. Investors should stay prudent before Alcoa earnings...

S&P 500: Initial increase of +0.5%

After finishing down sharply of -1.2% at 2041 points yesterday, with banks and oil companies, the S&P 500 should begin the trading session up +0.5%. As for statistics, wholesale inventories will be...

S&P 500: Initial downward movement (-0.4%)

Driven by oil rebound and the minutes of the Fed suggesting no rate hike should take place in April, the S&P 500 closed up +1.05% at 2066 points yesterday. It should start the 0.4% drop in session in...

S&P 500: Near the equilibrium price before the FOMC Minutes

Having finished down -1.01% at 2045 points yesterday, the S&P 500 should start the session on an hesitant note pending the release of the FOMC minutes tonight at 2pm. Operators try to detect any...

S&P 500: Slightly down by -0.8%

Having lost ground yesterday in the wake of oil stocks , the S&P 500 should begin in the session by a -0.8% today. European markets suffer from the Nikkei downturn, disappointing services PMI index...