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For futures traders: know the catalysts before the open
S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell, crude, gold and Treasury futures move on scheduled data and the Fed. The Chronicle gives you the calendar, the levels and what each release tends to do.
The week ahead, every Sunday
Levels, the data calendar and the catalysts for index, energy, metals and rates futures, published before the week starts.
A trader's guide to every release
CPI, payrolls, jobless claims, PMIs, GDP and Fed decisions, each with what markets tend to do on a hot or cool surprise.
Round-the-clock prices
Live 24-hour index, crude, gold and T-note prices that track the futures markets overnight.
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Treasury yields from the U.S. Treasury's own data, Fed decisions and projections, the drivers behind rate-sensitive contracts.
Right now
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Latest from the desk
China extends its pause on the 24% tariff on US goods and on port fees for US ships by two months
A 10% tariff stays in place. Beijing also said it is watching Washington's plan to replace struck-down emergency tariffs with Section 301 duties, and will adjust "as appropriate".
Mitsui Chemicals falls 8.6% after a ¥1.84 trillion JSR deal funded with ¥1.64 trillion of bridge loans
The Japanese chemical maker will buy the chip-materials supplier from state-backed JIC Capital with Development Bank of Japan equity. Investors sold the buyer, not the target, over the financing.
Rubio sees no Iran breakthrough as Trump hosts Qatar's prime minister Monday
The mediator who carries messages between Washington and Tehran is at the White House Monday, after the secretary of state called Iran's demands "unacceptable" and said he sees no imminent deal. Oil is the first place the result will show.
The Nightcap: Dow futures lead the reopen, gold jumps 1.4% as Nvidia probe hangs over tech
US index futures reopened Sunday evening higher, with gold up 1.4% and crude slightly lower, while Nvidia's board investigation of its CEO and Trump's Iran comments set the tone before Tuesday's CPI.
Ether falls 4.4% to $2,132, nearly five times bitcoin's 0.9% drop, to its lowest since August
Ether slid below $2,100 on Sunday while bitcoin barely moved, pushing the ETH/BTC ratio down 3.5% since this morning. Vitalik Buterin's store-of-value pitch for ETH and a tougher Washington outlook are the stories circulating, but no source ties the drop to either.
Trump says restarting Iran war is "highly unlikely" if talks hold, but keeps 38 bridges on the list
In a CNN interview the president tied any new strikes to whether Tehran signs a "very strong agreement." Oil, which fell 13% last week on peace hopes, is the market most exposed to the answer.
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