Erste: 'We currently do not anticipate any further rate hikes by the Federal Reserve after December'
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BofA flags further downside risk for stocks, yields and dollar
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Global S&P Futures mixed in premarket
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BTIG: 'At some point, we believe the constant rotation stops and we see a higher correlation selloff'
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Leading Index (Sep) 0.0% vs -0.1% Expected
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BMO sees mixed energy data amid Mideast peace proposal reports
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Initial Jobless Claims 194K vs 200K Expected
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JPMorgan says AI stock selling may be nearing its limit as positioning resets
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Global S&P Futures lower in premarket
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SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) call put ratio 1 call to 1 put
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US State Dept is preparing to issue an ordered departure of some personnel and family members at US embassies across the Gulf - Reuters
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Explosions heard in Iran's Sirik - Iranian Media
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US Treasury: 'Authorizing Wind Down Activities...the Offloading of Cargo Involving Certain Persons or Vessels Blocked on October 21, 2026'
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AI bubble about to burst? Not yet, Yardeni says
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Jefferies: 'We flag cracking sentiment for the Millennials, Independents and the most educated'
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Global S&P Futures mixed in premarket
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Trump: I have spent, or will be spending, over 400 mln dollars by election day
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Iran Tells Pakistan It Has 'nothing New To Say' To US - Mehr
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Iran-US Talks Continue, Reports Deal Is Close Are Wrong: Person - Bloomberg
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Pending Homes Sales (Sep) -7.3% vs -0.5% Expected
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Goldman Sachs leaves Q3 GDP estimate at 3.3% despite housing drop
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Housing Starts (Sep) 1.22M vs 1.3M Expected
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Wells Fargo says S&P 500 buy signal emerges as investors turn excessively bearish
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Wells Fargo issues buy signal for S&P 500 after sentiment shift
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Global S&P Futures mixed in premarket
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Hassett says inflation "needing some work"
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NAHB Housing Market Index (Oct) 29 vs 31 Expected
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Prepare to buy the dip as U.S. stock selloff nears its end: Morgan Stanley
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U.S. economy is "booming," JPMorgan’s Dimon says
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Global S&P Futures up in premarket
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US budget deficit widens to $1.99 trillion for fiscal 2026
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Federal Budget Balance -$26.9B vs -$30B Expected
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Industrial Production 0.7% vs 0.4% Expected
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Import Price Index (Sep MoM) 1.1% vs 1% Expected
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Global S&P Futures mixed in premarket
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Business Inventories (Aug) 0.4% vs 0.4% Expected
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U.S. producer prices rise by 1.3% month-on-month in September
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CME FedWatch Shows 70.7% Expectation for Rate Hold Vs. 66.8% One Day Ago
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Empire Manufacturing (Oct) 25.5 vs 12 Expected
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Philadelphia Fed (Oct) 20.9 vs 28 Expected
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Initial Jobless Claims 199K vs 200K Expected
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PPI Final Demand (Sep) 1.3% vs 0.6% Expected
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Retail Sales Advance (Sep MoM) 0.8% vs 0.3% Expected
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UBS now expects a third Fed rate hike after hot September inflation print
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Global S&P Futures mixed to lower in premarket
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Fed's Daly: rate hikes likely, but not urgent - Reuters
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U.S. consumer prices rise by 3.7% year-on-year in September
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CPI (Sep YoY) 3.7% vs 3.6% Expected; Core 2.6% vs 2.5%
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CPI (Sep MoM) 0.6% vs 0.6% Expected; Core 0.3% vs 0.2%
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Global S&P Futures mixed in premarket
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Fed's Williams Sees No Need For Rate Hike In 2027 At This Time


