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US Pre-OpenOct 01, 01:00 PM

US pre-open: futures steady, yields slip, dollar up, oil and gold firm

S&P futures and Nasdaq futures are higher into the cash open. The US 10-year yield is 5.28, dollar-yen is 157.984, WTI crude is 91.51, Brent is 100.1, and gold is 4214.1.

Nasdaq futures +0.4894% dayRisk appetite stays firm before the open as growth names lead.
S&P 500 futures +0.3499% dayIndex futures remain higher despite a softer 1h tape.
US 10-year yield -0.2267% dayYields ease from the prior read, supporting rates-sensitive assets.
WTI crude +1.2055% dayCrude remains above 90, keeping energy prices elevated.
Lead: S&P futures and Nasdaq futures are higher before the cash open, with the ten-year yield lower and the dollar still firm. Session narrative: ES is at 7742.5 and NQ at 30849. TNX is 5.28, DXY is 101.76, and USD/JPY is 157.984. Equity ETFs are split, with QQQ up and DIA and IWM softer. VIX is 16.22. Oil is still elevated, with WTI at 91.51 and Brent at 100.1, while gold is 4214.1. Cross-asset check: Rates are easing, FX is leaning to dollar strength, and commodities remain heated. That mix keeps the pre-open tape narrow. Themes & continuing stories: Energy pricing stays central, alongside central-bank language on policy and CPI expectations. Geopolitical headlines around Israel and Iran are still in the background. What’s ahead: The main test is whether futures hold into the cash open and whether the ten-year yield and dollar-yen extend their moves.

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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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