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EU MiddaySep 29, 10:46 AM

EU Midday: Spain CPI jump and high yields keep futures cautious

Spain’s September flash CPI came in at 4.9% y/y and core at 3.1%, while the US 10-year yield holds at 5.24. S&P futures are up 0.0129% and Nasdaq futures are up 0.1439%, but cash equities remain softer and the dollar stays firm.

Nasdaq 100 ETF -1.0733%Cash tech under pressure despite firmer futures
S&P 500 ETF -0.7804%Risk appetite remains cautious
US 10-year yield 5.24Higher rates stay in focus after Spain CPI
US Dollar Index 101.4Dollar stays firm against major peers
Lead: Spain CPI surprised higher at 4.9% y/y, core 3.1%, while the ten-year yield sits at 5.24 and futures stay only modestly positive. Session narrative: Cash equities are softer, with the Nasdaq 100 ETF down 1.0733% and the S&P 500 ETF down 0.7804%. Futures have steadied, but the tape is still tied to rates, energy and the dollar. Cross-asset check: The US Dollar Index is 101.4, dollar-yen is 157.423, WTI crude is 92.2 and Brent is 97.44. Gold is higher at 4181.4. Themes & continuing stories: Inflation pressure, higher-for-longer yields, and a firm dollar remain the core market drivers. Spain CPI adds to the bond-market focus, while oil keeps energy risk alive. What’s ahead: Watch the US cash open, rate-sensitive sectors and any follow-through in crude or bond yields.

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Oct 07, 08:25 PM
Daily Wrap

Stocks fade at the close as yields stay high, dollar firms and gold slips

US equities ended lower after another session dominated by high yields and a firm dollar. The S&P 500 ETF fell 0.231%, the Nasdaq 100 ETF lost 0.285%, and the Russell 2000 ETF lagged with a 1.2548% drop. The ten-year yield held at 5.28, the dollar index traded at 102.3, and VIX finished at 15.08. Energy was mixed, with WTI at 88.94 and Brent at 100.92, while gold, silver and copper all declined.

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