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StreetAccount U.S. Daily Market Preview is FactSet's daily podcast aiming to bring listeners up to speed with financial markets information on the day to come as quickly as possible. With a target time of ~5 minutes and a publish time of ~5:00 ET, this is an ideal listen prior to market open.
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Episode #172
S&P futures are indicating a flat open following a mixed Asia session. South Korea and Taiwan saw slight gains, Mainland China and Hong Kong were under pressure, and Japan turned negative in the afternoon. European markets opened lower. Companies Mentioned: EchoStar, Moelis & Co
Episode #171
S&P futures are indicating a lower open following a weak Asia session. South Korea opened higher with memory names rallying but closed in the red, and Japan benchmarks also retreated further in the afternoon. Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Australia all saw small declines, while Mainland China managed to book some gains. European markets also opened lower following a mixed Monday. Companies Mentioned: Blue Owl Capital, Anthropic
Episode #170
US equity futures are slightly firmer, while Asian markets are mostly higher and European equities are weaker. Stabilizing bond yields continue to support sentiment after Fed Governor Waller signaled support for keeping rates on hold in September, pushing expectations for a September rate hike back toward 50%. Attention is also on the US jobs report later today as the next key catalyst for the rate outlook. In Europe, energy dynamics remain a focus, with expectations that fragile underlying demand could limit the ECB’s willingness to tighten aggressively, while BoE policymaker Pill reiterated his call for a rate hike. Companies Mentioned: Anthropic, Exxonmobil Holdings, Flex
Episode #169
US equity futures are slightly firmer, while Asian markets are mixed and European equities are mostly higher. Markets are finding some support from stabilizing bond yields and energy prices, helping AI and other growth stocks after recent pressure. Attention remains on the US-Iran conflict after President Trump suggested the latest round of strikes would be short-lived, easing some concerns around further escalation and oil supply. The yen is also in focus following its sharp rise and speculation over possible intervention. Companies Mentioned: Berkshire Hathaway, Uber Technologies, Apollo Global Management
Episode #168
S&P futures are flat following a lower Asia session. Technology-heavy markets, including South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan, saw steep declines as investment sentiment continues to sour amidst a higher interest rate environment. Chinese internet and IT stocks dragged the Hang Seng lower, while weaker sentiment extended to India and Southeast Asia. New Zealand bucked the broader trend, gaining slightly following the RBNZ rate hike decision. European equity markets are also weaker this morning.
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