Focus of Today: US retail sales to report. Bear return or rebound continue?
Wall Street was scrambling for any possible clues after a miraculous turnaround in markets on Thursday stunned markets.
Why could red-hot CPI data be translated into a rally?
Why could red-hot CPI data be translated into a rally?
According to Bespoke, the SPX's stunning bottom-to-peak rally on Thursday was the 5th time in $SPY history (since '93) that it closed higher by at least 2% after opening down at least 2%.
SPY fell the next day 3 of 4 times, but it was up over the next week and month all 4 times.
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At 8:30 a.m. ET Friday, all eyes will be on a host of key macroeconomic indicators, primarily retail sales data and earnings reports from major U.S. banks.
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The US consumer spending, as represented by Retail Sales, is expected to rise by 0.2% MoM in September after recording an unexpected increase of 0.3% in August. The July Retail Volume was revised lower to a 0.4% decline, according to fxstreet.
How would the markets react on the last trading day this week?
How would the markets react on the last trading day this week?
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