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Tuesday’s pre-open tape framed modest U.S. index-futures gains, Asia’s relief rally, and Brent easing back toward $99 while traders waited on March PPI and a stacked big-bank earnings morning.
View editionThe S&P 500 closed at 6,886.24 (+1.02%) with the Nasdaq up 1.2% while the Dow lagged on Goldman’s FICC miss as WTI spiked on the Hormuz blockade window and traders repriced war risk into the close.
View editionJune E-mini S&P futures slipped toward 6,815 after Islamabad talks ended without a deal and the U.S. announced a Hormuz blockade timeline, while Asian indexes retreated into Monday's New York reopen.
View editionFriday's tape left the S&P 500 at 6,816.89 after a mixed session that still delivered the biggest weekly percentage gains since November, with diplomacy and inflation still framing the path into bank earnings and PPI.
View editionE-mini S&P futures quoted above Friday's 6,816.89 cash close while weekend headlines tracked U.S.-Iran talks and Hormuz mine-clearing ahead of Monday's reopen.
View editionFriday's official tape left the S&P 500 at 6,816.89 on a mixed close while weekend wires tracked Islamabad peace talks, Hormuz mine-clearing optics, and crude's double-digit weekly unwind.
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