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Asia WrapSep 30, 06:40 AM

Asia wraps softer as yields, oil and RBA hawkishness keep pressure on risk

S&P futures are up 0.1649% and Nasdaq futures are down 0.0351%, while the S&P 500 ETF is down 0.145% and the Nasdaq 100 ETF is up 0.3191%. The US 10-year yield is at 5.26, WTI crude is at 89.42, and dollar-yen is at 156.988.

S&P 500 futures +0.1649%Yields and oil keep risk sentiment mixed
Nasdaq futures -0.0351%Tech stays choppy as rates remain high
US 10-year yield +0.2863%Bonds remain under pressure on inflation and fiscal concerns
WTI crude +0.0448%Oil stays elevated on Middle East supply risks
Lead: Asia closed softer as yields, oil and hawkish central-bank signals kept pressure on risk, even with Europe set for a firmer open. Session narrative: Australia’s August CPI at 4% and trimmed mean at 3.6% reinforced a cautious RBA backdrop. The US 10-year yield held at 5.26, long-duration Treasuries stayed weak, and WTI crude remained at 89.42. Cross-asset check: S&P futures are up 0.1649%, Nasdaq futures are down 0.0351%, the dollar index is at 101.25, and USD/JPY is 156.988. Themes & continuing stories: Rates, oil and FX are still driving the tape. Gold is at 4213.9, silver at 61.48 and copper at 6.64, while Europe equity futures point higher. What’s ahead: Europe inflation data, UK GDP and German unemployment figures are next, with US inflation still the main macro watch.

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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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