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S&P 500: Should open up 0.3%

While European markets evolve in different ways today, the S&P 500 is expected to start the session up 0.3% today. It had finished lower by 0.19% to 2040 points yesterday, penalized by the new surge...

S&P 500: Tiny increase at the opening

Unlike European markets which are rising sharply today after the launching of the ECB’s asset purchase program on Monday, the S&P 500 is expected to start the session up 0.3%. It had ended sharply...

S&P 500: Should decrease by 0.7%

While the European markets are losing ground today in the wake of oil stocks and uncertainty about Greece, the S&P 500 is expected to register a 0.7% decline in early trade. It had rebounded 0.39%...

S&P 500: Tiny increase at the opening

Despite the S&P 500 decline by 1.42% to 2071 points on Friday in response to good US unemployment figures, European markets have significantly reduced decline since the opening. The S&P 500 is...

S&P 500: Into the red after Non-Farm Employment Change

While European markets have just recorded new records, the S&P 500 is expected to open down 0.15%. Future contracts are, in fact, coming back in the red after the Non-Farm Employment Change...

S&P 500: Tiny increase at the opening

While European places just recorded new records pending Mario Draghi's press conference, the S&P 500 should open slightly up 0.2%. It had finished down 0.44% at 2098 points yesterday, penalized by a...

S&P 500: Should open down 0.25%

While European markets evolve in a disorganized way, pending clarification about the ECB’s QE, the S&P 500 shows some signs of slowing. It ended lower 0.45% to 2107 points yesterday and should open...

S&P 500: Tiny rise at the opening

Despite disappointing US data yesterday , the S&P 500 closed at its highest of the day, up 0.61% to 2117 points. The Dow Jones and NASDAQ COMPOSITE have meanwhile established new records. Today, the...

S&P 500: Should stay close to the balance

While European markets are declining gradually into the red, US futures have reduced their increase and are now close to the balance. The S&P 500 finished down 0.3% to 2104 points on Friday,...

S&P 500: Near to the equilibrium after GDP

Unlike Europe, which closed yesterday at its highest, the S&P 500 ended slightly down by 0.15% to 2110 points. It should open lower by 0.1%, following the release of prelim US GDP for the fourth...

S&P 500: No tendency at the openning

While European markets are mainly in the green today, the S&P 500 is expected to start the session close to the balance. It had ended slightly down 0.08% to 2013 points yesterday after scoring a new...

S&P 500: The S&P should stay stable

After their yesterday records following the Eurogroup approval regarding the Greek bailout extension, European places evolve in the red today due to some profit taking. The S&P 500 which ended up...

S&P 500: Listening to Janett Yellen

Like European markets which evolve slightly down today, the S&P 500 is expected to open close to balance. It had closed near equilibrium yesterday . In Europe, Athens jumped 7% after submitted to the...

S&P 500: Should open down 0.2%

Unlike European markets which evolve slightly up today due to the financial assistance program extension in Greece, the S&P 500 is expected to open lower by 0.2%. It had closed up 0.61% at 2110 points...

S&P 500: Down with Europe

After a new record at 2102 points, and a close slightly down 0.11% to 2097 points, the S&P 500 should max out Europe and open lower by 0.25%. European markets are losing ground as a result of some...

S&P 500: Slightly down at the opening

After new records this morning, European markets significantly reduce their advance after Germany has rejected the request to extend financial assistance to Greece. Yesterday, the S&P 500 finished...

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

Unlike European markets well oriented today, regarding hopes about a Greek debt agreement, the S&P 500 should open slightly down by 0.2%. It had closed up 0.16% to 2100 points yesterday. Investors...

S&P 500: Bearish under 2088 points

US markets were closed yesterday due to the President Day but remain on a positive note regarding the last weekly candle. Indeed, the upward acceleration of the last two hours on Friday had...

S&P 500: Historic highs in sight

In the wake of Europe and expectations about a compromise for Greece, the S&P 500 is expected to open up +0.15%. He had closed up +0.96% to 2088 points yesterday, after a ceasefire announcement in...