Indices

S&P 500: Weakness signs

Having finished down 0.73% to 2060 points yesterday, following European markets and bad statistics released in China and Japan, the S&P 500 is expected to start the session lower by 0.7%. European...

S&P 500: In a slight decline with Europe

Like the European places that are losing ground today due to Japanese recession , the S&P 500 is expected to start the week down by 0.4% . It had finished on a new record Friday after the...

S&P 500: Tiny decrease expected

Despite a closing yesterday at the lowest in Europe, following the speech of Mario Draghi, the S&P 500 has clearly back on track in the second part of the session, finally closing down 0.12% to 2071...

S&P 500: Indecision after new records

Taking advantage from the ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI better than expected and confirmation that the Federal Reserve should keep rates unchanged until mid 2015, particularly regarding the inflation...

S&P 500: No real tendency before the Beige Book

Currently, despite an ADP survey which reported 208K jobs in the private sector US futures remain close to balance. The S&P 500 had closed up 0.64% to 2067 points yesterday, recovering its losses on...

S&P 500: Should open up by 0.1%

Having finished down 0.68% to 2053 points yesterday, the S&P 500 is expected to start the session up 0.15%. Operators will be attentive to the Janet Yellen's speech at 08:30 AM EST and construction...

S&P 500: -0.45% at the opening bell

While the European markets are evolving into negative territory today with banks and disappointing manufacturing PMIs in China and in the euro zone, the S&P 500 is expected to start the week lower by...

S&P 500: Around the equilibrium price at the opening

Like the European markets which evolve slightly down today, the S&P 500 should open up near the equilibrium price. He had closed 0.28% up to 2072 points on Wednesday, while US markets were closed...

S&P 500: Slight decline is expected after statistics

Penalized by some disappointing statistics, the S&P 500 ended down slightly by 0.12% to 2067 points, after a new record. The preliminary US GDP was better than expected at 3.9% . However, the...

S&P 500: Flat at the opening

After finishing up 0.29% to 2069 points yesterday, the S&P 500 is expected to start the session up 0.2%, following the release of the second estimate of US GDP in the third quarter . Operators are...

S&P 500: Initial rise of 0.2%

After finishing up by 0.52% to 2063 points on Friday thanks to good European performance and announcements of central bankers, the S&P 500 is expected to open 0.2% up today. Regarding statistics,...

S&P 500: Into the red with Europe (-0.4%)

While European markets are sharply in the red today after the publication of PMI index below expectations in the euro zone, the S&P 500 is expected to open down 0.4%. It had ended lower by 0.15% to...

S&P 500: Slight decline before the FED

While waiting FED decision regarding rates that will be reported this afternoon at 2 pm EST, the S&P 500 closed up 0.51% to 2051 points yesterday, crossing for the first time the 2050...

S&P 500: Expected close to the equilibrium price

Unlike Europe which evolving sharply higher today, the S&P 500 is expected to open near to the equilibrium, thus remaining to a short distance from its historical records. The S&P 500 had finished...

S&P 500: -0.2% expected at the opening

While European markets move around the equilibrium price today, following the announcement of the recession in the Japanese economy . Due to that, the S&P 500 is expected to start the week lower by...

S&P 500: Poor reaction to the statistics

In line with European stock exchanges and good American statistics, the S&P 500 index should open in a slight increase of 0.1%. This one has finished with a 0.05% rise the day before at 2039...

S&P 500: Near to the equilibrium price

Despite Europe markets which are going down today, US futures are now near to the equilibrium. Yesterday, the S&P 500 index finished down slightly by 0.07% to 2,038 points. As for statistics,...

S&P 500: Downside movement at the opening

Like the European markets which sink gradually into the red today, in the wake of financial stocks, the S&P 500 should start the trading session lower by 0.4%. It had finished at +0.07% to 2039...

S&P 500: One more record

Without any macroeconomic release, the S&P 500 has once again established a new record yesterday and closed up 0.31% to 2038 points. Today it should opened up by 0.15%, confirming the positive trend...