Stock market today: Dow futures dip ahead of a big week
- The markets have not changed a little On Sunday, a week ago a week ago for investors, they can expect another flood of companies, economic data and comments from central bankers. Meanwhile, the results of the upper parliamentary elections from Japan can be crowned through global bond markets and the US Treasury revenue is permissible.
American stocks indicated calm on Sunday night, which burns a crowded week, which includes a flood of companies ’profits, economic data and comments from central bankers.
Futures with Dow Jones Industrial MALED decreased only 16 points, or 0.04 %. S&P futures decreased by 0.03 %, and future NASDAC decreased by 0.04 %.
The return on the cabinet decreased for 10 years 1.1 basis points to 4.42 %. The US dollar was flat against the euro and reduced 0.15 % against the yen, after it threw the upper parliamentary elections in Japan a catastrophic blow to the Prime Minister Xiju Ishiba coalition.
The forecasts of a bad result of Eshiba have already sent the revenues of Japanese government bonds to multi -year record levels, as investors expected the elections to clarify the way for more government discounts and taxes.
The stock and bond markets are closed on Monday, which means that US Treasury revenues may witness a late response to the elections later in the week. Top Japanese returns can make us debt less attractive for local investors, who were usually buyers from the adult cabinet.
Gold decreased by 0.14 % at $ 3,353.60 an ounce. American oil prices rose 0.21 % to $ 67.48 a barrel, and Brent raw rising 0.19 % to $ 69.41.
After Big Banks and Netflix have reported a quarterly profits last week, more technology giants are scheduled to be. The results of Tesla and Google Parent Alphabet appeared on Wednesday, while Intel reports on Thursday.
Other big names include Verizon, Coca-Cola, Lockheed Martin, General Motors, RTX, Northrop Grumman, IBM, AT & T, HoneyWell and Union Pacific.
Among the identified economic reports, two major housing groups: current homes sales on Wednesday and new homes sales on Thursday. They come amid increasing signs of cracks in the housing market.
On Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and Governor Michel Bowman will speak at a banking conference.
President Donald Trump and the White House continued to launch a pressure campaign against Powell because of prices and renovations at the central bank’s headquarters.
2025-07-20 22:59:00
