SQUAWK/NEWS
Theme
Menu
Session market brief
Asia WrapOct 06, 06:40 AM

Asia closes mixed with yields high, oil softer and Europe opening firmer

S&P futures are up 0.1853% and Nasdaq futures are up 0.2291%. The S&P 500 ETF is up 0.6613%, the Nasdaq 100 ETF is up 0.8993%, the US 10-year yield is at 5.31, WTI crude is at 88.69 and dollar-yen is at 158.235.

S&P 500 futures +0.1853%Risk sentiment improved and Europe is set for a higher open.
Nasdaq futures +0.2291%Tech and AI strength kept index futures supported.
US 10-year yield +0.6443%Yields stayed near multi-decade highs and kept bond-market pressure in focus.
WTI crude -0.8275%Crude softened as Middle East export recovery weighed on prices.
Lead: Asia closed mixed to firmer, with Australia up 0.6% and New Zealand near flat, while Taiwan slipped on profit-taking. Europe is pointing to a higher open. Session narrative: S&P futures are up 0.1853% and Nasdaq futures are up 0.2291%. The S&P 500 ETF and Nasdaq 100 ETF both finished higher, while the VIX is at 15.52. Cross-asset check: The US 10-year yield is at 5.31, dollar-yen is at 158.235, and WTI crude is at 88.69. Brent is at 99.64. Themes & continuing stories: Rates stay heavy, crude is softer, and Europe opens with political uncertainty still in view. Japan policy debate and the yen remain live. What’s ahead: Traders now turn to FOMC minutes later this week, European data today, and the US EIA Short-Term Energy Outlook later today.

Brief archive

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.

Text

Briefs are factual market summaries generated from SquawkNews headlines, market snapshots, macro calendar data and schedule context. Not investment advice.